Sam Pollock

Liverpool have been outrun by their opponent in 26 of their 30 Premier League games this season 🤯

🗣️ "I was telling myself: ‘No, I’m not ready to go, I need to keep fighting. This can’t be the end’” After terrifying health scare, Liverpool’s greatest goalscorer says it taught him to stop being bashful about celebrating his superb career Read his interview with @_ChrisBascombe ⬇️ telegraph.co.uk/football/2026/… #LFC | #Liverpool

Fab night at the Bradford City 30 years anniversary reunion dinner last night. These boys 👴🏼 did me proud in 96 ❤️

Alisson also out of Brighton game and will not report for Brazil matches. More @TimesSport

Liverpool FC is appalled and disgusted by the vile and abhorrent racist abuse directed at Ibrahima Konaté on social media.

The commitment to buying a second club was key to Michael Edwards’ decision to accept the role of FSG CEO of football two years ago. A look at why it hasn’t happened and what it means for the future. #LFC nytimes.com/athletic/71250…

Inside FSG’s decision to shelve plans to buy another football club: ■ Michael Edwards frustrated as project goes ‘dormant’ ■ Uncertainty over future - contract ends in 2027 ■ 25 clubs assessed in depth ■ Bid for minority stake in Monaco considered ■ Concerns over complying with UEFA rules & cost 📝 @JamesPearceLFC 🔗 nytimes.com/athletic/71250…

Exclusive: Liverpool owner Fenway Sports Group has shelved plans to buy a second football club. Around 25 clubs analysed in depth over past two years with strong focus on Spain, Portugal and France. But multi-club project now regarded as “dormant”. nytimes.com/athletic/71317…

Al-Hilal have identified Richard Hughes as one of the leading contenders to become their new sporting director. Not the first time Hughes has been on Al-Hilal’s list and he has turned down initial advances in the past. Al-Hilal would like Hughes to start this summer. However, as of now, Hughes has not communicated to Liverpool any desire to leave nor has the club had any approach from Al-Hilal. As it stands, suggestions Hughes has already agreed to join Al-Hilal are wide of the mark. Hughes is contracted until summer 2027 and this summer is viewed as meaningful as Liverpool continue to revamp their squad. Liverpool still believe Hughes feels a sense of responsibility to continue the transition both on the field and off since Jurgen Klopp departed.

Saudi Pro League club Al Hilal have identified Liverpool’s Richard Hughes as a leading contender to become their new sporting director. Hughes, 46, was appointed by Fenway Sports Group, Liverpool’s U.S. owner, as the club’s sporting director in March 2024. His initial three-year contract runs until the end of the 2026-27 season but Al Hilal would ideally like him to start this summer. More from @MarioCortegana ⬇️ 🔗 nytimes.com/athletic/71280…

🔴 Liverpool’s Richard Hughes is on a three-strong shortlist to become the new sporting director at Saudi Pro-League club Al-Hilal Find out more ⤵️ telegraph.co.uk/football/2026/…

“I don’t think it helps us. After 80 minutes maybe the people start to go home. So it doesn’t help us at all.” By Ian Whittell. thetimes.com/sport/football…

Great to see you, Joel! 😄

One thing that’s certain in life: don’t get on the wrong side of Huw Ware 🤣

Liverpool have triggered the option on Alisson Becker’s contract to extend until 2026-27

A Wright strike! 💥 #EFL | @officialbantams

Mohamed Salah, Liverpool's record appearance maker in the European Cup 🏆👑 He overtakes Jamie Carragher with a start against Galatasaray in the Champions League tonight 🤩

Ben Waine, a boyhood @NUFC fan, hit the Alan Shearer celebration after scoring against Sunderland 🙋‍♂️ #EmiratesFACup

The moment Port Vale’s Ben Waine found out Alan Shearer had quoted a post of him doing the Shearer celebration on X! 😅