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A Tactical Insight on Anfield’s New Star: Hugo Ekitiké
Name: Hugo Ekitiké Age: 23 (Born: June 20, 2002) Position: Striker/Center Forward Current Club: Liverpool FC Height: 190cm (6’3″) Preferred Foot: Right Nationality: French There are stars and even there are superstars and Liverpool football club is no stranger to either, usually a club that oversees that kind of transition to such a status,…
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Dominik Szoboszlai: Liverpool’s Key Player in Arne Slot’s Premier League Title Defense
Many exciting new faces have come to Anfield, but the man who remains central to Liverpool’s ambitions is Dominik Szoboszlai. Liverpool’s Blockbuster Transfer Window Following an impressive Premier League campaign under Arne Slot, Liverpool wasted no time making a statement in the transfer market. The summer began with Virgil van Dijk and Mohamed…
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Football’s Energy Crisis: Amorim’s United and the Illusion of Infinite Stamina
I have a confession: I am tired. Not just “bad night’s sleep, forgot to put my phone on silent” tired, but the sort of tired that feels philosophical. Existential even. The kind of tired that makes you look at Manchester United under Ruben Amorim and mutter, “Oh dear God, I know exactly how you feel.”…
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Newcastle’s New Weapons: Wissa and Woltemade
The Newcastle United striker saga has finally been solved after the Magpies answer back with a double statement of intent. Following the record-breaking sale of Alexander Isak, last season’s Carabao Cup winners splashed more than £120 million to secure Nick Woltemade and Yoane Wissa. After a summer of torture for many Newcastle fans they…
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Rio Ngumoha: Liverpool’s Sixteen-Year-Old Who Announced Himself at St James’ Park
There’s a reason why last Monday night felt different. Rio Ngumoha, just sixteen, came off the bench at St James’ Park and buried a 100th-minute winner to hand Liverpool all three points against Newcastle. One run, one finish, and suddenly he wasn’t just another name from the academy. He was the youngest goalscorer in Liverpool’s…
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From Rock to Risk: Why Liverpool Must Decide on Konaté Now
Liverpool have entered the 2025/26 season as defending Premier League champions. That’s the headline. Arne Slot delivered the title in his first season, the team played some of the most expansive football Anfield has seen in years, and the mood this summer was clear: consolidate and go again. But if the first two outings of…
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Andoni Iraola and Bournemouth: The Price of Overachieving
Bournemouth surprised many last season with a bold, attacking style under manager Andoni Iraola that saw them finish an impressive ninth in the Premier League. But success, especially for clubs outside the traditional top six, often comes with a price. For Bournemouth, that price has been the growing interest in their core players from Europe’s…
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Manchester United Begin Crucial Preseason With 2-1 Win Over West Ham
Manchester United kicked off their Premier League Summer Series tour in the U.S. with a 2-1 win over West Ham at MetLife Stadium. Coming off one of the worst seasons in club history, finishing 15th in the league and losing the Europa League final to Tottenham, this preseason is being looked at as one of…
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Ilya Zabarnyi: Bournemouth’s Brick Wall at the Back
The acquisition of Illya Zabarnyi by Bournemouth in January 2023 from Dynamo Kyiv, was a move that followed the English side’s focus on recruiting young, undervalued and talented players from across Europe. Fast forward 2.5 years, and the 22-year-old has quickly emerged as one of the most promising talents in the Premier League and earned…
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Why Liverpool Made Florian Wirtz The Most Expensive Signing in Premier League History
After winning the 2024/25 Premier League title, Liverpool have been active in the transfer market, agreeing deals for Hungarian goalkeeper Armin Pecsi and Dutch wingback Jeremie Frimpong, and it seems that they may just have their third signing wrapped up. Florian Wirtz has been their main target right from the beginning, and now it…