With Liverpool’s pre-season underway, eagle-eyed fans have been hunting for clues on how the team might shape up in the Arne Slot era. Last week, the club’s YouTube channel released a short video of players returning to training, and one particular ...

Dutch midfielder Ryan Gravenberch was withdrawn in the 62nd minute of that contest against the Red Devils, having jarred his ankle in a collision with Bryan Mbeumo, and Slot could not provide a firm update at full time.

Liverpool manager Arne Slot has confirmed that Alexander Isak and Curtis Jones are almost certainly ruled out of this weekend's Premier League showdown with Aston Villa. However, there's a glimmer of hope as Ryan Gravenberch is back in training and could make a comeback ahead of a crucial week for the team.

Liverpool players have been put through their paces as they return to training following the international break, with several players keen to prove a point to Arne Slot in the coming weeks

Liverpool are currently dealing with a number of injuries that have ruled several players out of action ahead of the clash against Real Madrid in the Champions League

It’s incredibly rare to see Arne Slot take Gravenberch off—this was just the second time he had been substituted in a Premier League match since March. The drastic action came after the midfielder appeared to overextend his ankle while tangling with Bryan Mbeumo.

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There was a time, not so long ago, when Premier League clubs would sign players before they had even visited the training ground. In 2002, when then Bolton Wanderers manager Sam Allardyce wanted to convince Jay-Jay Okocha to join from Paris Saint-Germain ...

The Reds appointed Aaron Briggs as their new set-piece coach back in September, perhaps wary of the fact Arsenal have scored 50 goals from corners in the Premier League since the start of the 2022/23 campaign. In the same space of time, Liverpool have netted 32.