97-point Premier League title 🏆
99-point Premier League title 🏆
92-point Premier League title 🏆
1 Champions League 🏆
1 FA Cup 🏆
3 League Cups 🏆
1 Club World Cup 🏆
1 UEFA Super Cup 🏆
JÜRGEN KLOPP 🐐
Cody Gakpo on if criticism last season was a bit unfair:
“I don’t know, because if you are at a big club like Liverpool, you need to perform. I don’t want to speak about somebody else or other players but, me, I know I could do much better than I did last year.
“So, I don’t know if it’s unfair. Maybe it was. But I get it from one point because at Liverpool, you need to win, you need to perform, you need to show that you are one of the best clubs in the world. We didn’t do that last year - me included.”
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🚨 Cody Gakpo spoke about his summer:
“I don’t know if you want to go there because it doesn’t make any sense now to speak about this. But it was a difficult summer for me and my family, and everything surrounding football and life.
“I just let it come and it ended how it ended. I cannot choose. So then I have to just try to do what I’m good at, and that’s playing football. I can be very worried about everything that could happen, or that didn’t happen, or whatever, but that wouldn’t help the situation.
“It’s a very long story. The summer was very tough regarding everything. So I just let everything be and see how it came and it worked out in this way.”
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2018/19: Liverpool finished on 97 points
2021/22: Liverpool finished on 92 points
Manchester City won the league on both occasions, finishing one point ahead of Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool.
An absolute disgrace to football.
[🟢] INFO: The verdict could open the way for City’s rivals to each claim more than £100million in compensation. Liverpool, Arsenal, Man United and Tottenham served legal notices on City in 2024 reserving the right to seek compensation if the club were found guilty of serious charges.
Sources involved in that process said some of the clubs had calculated potential losses of significantly more than £100m, as compensation for missing out on the Champions League and other income losses. That could rise to a much higher figure to take interest into account.
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