🚨🗣️ 𝗡𝗘𝗪: Jürgen Klopp on the accusations against Manchester City:
“I remember what I said back then, that if there was ever a PARADE [to celebrate a Liverpool title], I would be there and all that.”
“But today, that’s NOT really how I feel anymore.”
“My RESPECT for Pep Guardiola and for the FOOTBALL they played is simply TOO GREAT for me to comment on it today.”
BREAKING! Sky Sports News understands that players and their representatives have contacted lawyers over potential claims against Man City.
It's understood that players are consulting lawyers over missed bonuses - whether that is from missing out on a title or on European qualification.
Man City bought Girona FC alongside Pep Guardiola's brother Pere Guardiola. Pere invested €3.5 million into the club, as did City Football Group.
Nothing to see here.
The way she stood her ground during this brutal fight with her boyfriend is actually insane! 😭
She’s definitely a keeper, bro better put a ring on it ASAP 😉
Filipina Woman demands that White Men stop coming to her country to find a wife 🇵🇭
"You're old. You're crusty. We're not going to be your submissive slaves. OK, some will. The women in poor villages will. But not us educated ones!"
Remember this assault on Mo Salah? It wasn’t even given as a foul and Jurgen Klopp received a red card for complaining! 🤯🟥
You’d never guess who the referee was…
#LFC 🔴 🚨
EXCL: Hugo Ekitike’s recovery continues to progress positively, but Liverpool are not placing any fixed timeline on his return.
The current expectation from those close to the player is a gradual return to some level of team training around October, with a potential competitive return towards the end of December if rehabilitation goes to plan.
Internally, however, the club are taking a more cautious approach, with January or February viewed as the more realistic timeframe for Ekitike’s return to regular first-team football.
Liverpool’s priority remains ensuring the striker returns fully fit rather than accelerating the process.
👋🏼🇦🇷 Enzo Fernández: “I want to thank the Man City fans for the welcome”.
“I’m honestly feeling at home, that's very important for a player’s confidence. I want to tell them I’m going to give 100% every day, every training session, every match, to help this club achieve all its objectives throughout the season, win many trophies together and enjoy”.
We were keeping pace with the most juiced up team in football history and being laughed at for not winning it on the final day twice lol. “Klopp only won one PL” should never be uttered again with a serious face.
Our view.. ⬇️
Etihad is owned by Abu Dhabi through ADQ.
Manchester City is owned by Sheikh Mansour, UAE Vice President and Deputy Prime Minister.
So when Etihad threatens the Premier League with lawyers after City were found guilty of sham sponsorships.
This means Manchester City owners are worried. Really worried…