🚨 Jürgen Klopp on Liverpool after the draw against Chelsea at Anfield:
“What I saw from Liverpool at Anfield is not the Liverpool I knew for many years. The identity, the intensity, the hunger — something is clearly missing. This club was always built on energy, pressing, mentality and fighting for every ball, especially at Anfield, but right now the team looks lost in many moments of the game.
A draw at home against Chelsea is not the end of the world, but the performance itself is worrying. Liverpool used to make opponents suffer at Anfield, now teams come here with confidence and belief that they can control the game. That should never happen.
I’m not the coach anymore, so I don’t want to speak too much about tactical details, but from the outside you can clearly see that the system needs adjustments. Football changes very quickly and if you don’t evolve the right way, you fall behind immediately.
This has to be solved as soon as possible. Arne Slot must solve these problems at the club or leave the club. Liverpool cannot spend years searching for identity because this club belongs at the highest level competing for every trophy.
On the other hand, Chelsea deserved respect today. They looked organized, confident and dangerous in transition. But for Liverpool, the biggest issue is not the result — it’s the feeling that the team no longer plays with the same fear factor, mentality and passion that once defined this club.”
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- Can openly support PaIestine
- Easy to practice religion
- Halal banking
- Away from warzones
- Economic
🚨 Lionel Messi on Mohamed Salah:
🗣️ “For me, Mohamed Salah is the greatest African player of all time.
There have been incredible players—Samuel Eto’o, Didier Drogba, and many others who achieved amazing things.
But Salah… he’s different. His consistency, his numbers, the level he has maintained for years—it puts him ahead.
Doing it in the Premier League, at a club like Liverpool, under that pressure, and still delivering every season… that’s special.
He’s on a level above, in my opinion.”
🎙️Thierry Henry on Arne Slot benching Mo Salah:
Liverpool used to depend on Mo Salah in games like this, but now he’s starting on the bench. A similar thing happened between Ronaldo and Ten Hag. I hope Slot knows what he’s doing. Disrespecting the club’s biggest legend in this way shouldn’t be allowed by the fans.
You have to understand, players like Salah are not just regular players—they are game-changers. They’ve earned the right, over the years, to be trusted in the biggest moments. When the pressure is high and the team needs inspiration, these are the players you turn to.
Of course, a manager has his tactics and decisions to make, and sometimes rotation is necessary. But when you leave out someone who has consistently delivered for the club, people will question it. That’s normal.
If it works, people will say it’s a genius decision. But if it doesn’t, all the focus will be on why your best player wasn’t on the pitch from the start. At a club like Liverpool, those decisions carry a lot of weight.
So for me, it’s not just about tactics—it’s about timing, respect, and understanding the importance of certain players in big games.
🚨🎙️Jurgen Klopp also mentioned Kenan Yildiz as Luiz Diaz replacement.
🗣️| I will choose Kenan Yildiz as Diaz replacement.. he’s young and talented when running down the wing, he’s got the pace and accuracy when on the ball and with such players they’re not almost available when needed and when there’s a chance like this you have to go all in and have it..
🚨 Lionel Messi on Liverpool’s chances vs PSG:
“I’ve experienced it—what Liverpool did in 2019 was unbelievable. In football, things can change very quickly, especially in places like that.
Anfield is different. The noise, the energy—it puts you under pressure from the first minute.
Against PSG, it won’t be easy, but if there’s one place where a comeback like that is possible, it’s there.
You have to be mentally strong, because once the momentum shifts, it’s very difficult to stop.”
🗣️ Eden Hazard DEFENDS Mohamed Salah:
“I think it's a normal decline. As we get older, we are less physically strong. But it is also Liverpool that is less strong this season, not only Salah. “
“When you have set the bar so high for so many years, it becomes almost impossible to live up to your own standards.”
"I was happy to see him score this weekend (against Fulham) He's a great guy. We played together, against each other, we faced each other a lot. "
🚨🎙️Vitinha on waiting for 20min Just to swap jerseys with the 18yr old (DM) Trey Nyoni.
🗣️| He was so good and moves round the pitch for the ball like me, A kid knows exactly when to recycle and when to drive forward. Those line breaking passes are already elite and Once he puts on some more muscle, he's going to be a scary talent.