Kevin Murphy

@WilsonCoxLFC I think he deserves more respect than that. I think we need a change, but let’s show more respect to a LFC league winning manager

@LFC_ERYAN @PeteKopite Very classy. And right too

Salah: “I really wish they do something special for him (Henderson).

@beth_lindop Even better he’s now finishing games

Really pleased for Florian Wirtz there. He's worked really hard today and played a big part in Liverpool's second goal too. That's an exquisite finish.

@OpenAI Why is it so hard to find custom GPTs ?

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@ITKSpace Another great piece. Slot will always have respect for last year, but it seems like new momentum starting from the top is needed to reinvigorate the club and fan base

Behind the scenes, new developments continue to emerge in the case of Xabi Alonso and Liverpool, with a subtle shift in tone from his side. Patience is still there, but not without limits, as there is a growing sense that while the process is being respected, the delays are becoming slightly harder to understand, especially since most key elements have already been discussed and the situation has been in an advanced stage for some time, as I have consistently reported. Planning considerations on Alonso’s side are also gradually becoming more relevant as serious alternative interest continues to exist, while internal discussions at Liverpool’s ownership level are delaying the timing of the final step, even though the depth of prior talks stands as clear evidence of how advanced the groundwork already is and how close the process remains to its final stage, contrary to what some club-aligned briefings continue to suggest publicly. I have previously revealed that Liverpool’s senior leadership, including Richard Hughes and Michael Edwards, moved early and decisively, holding detailed, direct conversations with Alonso that went far beyond informal interest. These talks covered sporting structure, long-term squad planning, coaching autonomy, and overall strategic alignment, while his agent Iñaki Ibáñez played a key role in shaping the framework of a potential agreement, leading to further high-level interactions involving Linda Pizzuti Henry and representatives of IDUB Global, with confirmations from Leverkusen circles closely connected to the agency reinforcing that the major groundwork, both sporting and contractual, had effectively been completed, leaving only the final approval as the remaining step. The current situation now rests entirely with ownership, specifically John W. Henry, principal owner of Liverpool through Fenway Sports Group, who remains the final decision-maker and, at this stage, the only factor delaying full completion. Alonso and his assistant Sebastián Parrilla are fully aware of this internal dynamic, and as mentioned in my prior reports, there has already been internal preparation on their side for a possible transition towards the final stretch of the season, including early planning around staff integration and squad structure. Nevertheless, there is still an understanding toward Liverpool’s decision to continue with Arne Slot until the campaign concludes, yet the gap between the depth of prior discussions and the absence of a definitive green light is becoming increasingly noticeable, confidence remains high, but the longer the decision takes, the more it naturally introduces a degree of tension. In the background, alternative pathways remain active, with Manchester City continuing to position themselves as the most credible alternative should Liverpool not finalize the process. Last December, I was the first to reveal that Alonso’s release structure at Leverkusen was specifically designed to cover the clubs he played for, namely Real Madrid, Liverpool FC, and FC Bayern Munich, while notably also including Manchester City as the only club on that list he never represented as a player, a reflection of his long-standing admiration and connection to Pep Guardiola. This connection dates back to his time playing under Guardiola at Bayern Munich and was further strengthened during a period in which Alonso spent several days at the Etihad Campus observing his methods in what was effectively an informal internship, making that environment a naturally attractive pathway should Liverpool not finalize their decision. I can also exclusively reveal that very recent contact from Chelsea FC has taken place over the past days as they quietly reassess their managerial situation, although they remain a secondary option. Alonso’s full, wholehearted priority remains firmly on Liverpool, and all indications from his camp, his agency, former players he remains in contact with, and wider industry sources continue to point toward him becoming Liverpool’s next manager, with the process now effectively in its final stage, where only the final internal green light and formal confirmation from the ownership side remain, meaning the direction is clearly set, even if, until that last step is taken, a slight degree of uncertainty remains and the situation stays just open enough for other elite clubs to remain attentive.

They’re incapable of giving isak a decent pass

@TheAthleticFC No

Referee Maurizio Mariani pointed to the penalty spot after he adjudged Alexis Mac Allister was brought down by Pacho, but VAR sent him to the screen. After review, the referee changed his mind and decided it was not a penalty at the Kop end. There wasn't a lot of contact, but was it really a clear and obvious error?

Oh Dom that was sloppy

@thisisanfield It makes sense. He’s got 45 mins max and they don’t want him to get injured by overplaying him if the second half turns into extra time

Arne Slot reveals Alexander Isak is only expected to play 45 minutes tonight.

@LFC Best game I ever saw live ❤️

10 years ago today 🤩🗓️

@Raws_LFC Isak isn’t fit enough lol

This needs to be our attack against PSG to stand a chance.

@LFCTransferRoom @SamWallaceTel I can’t see this happening at all

🚨ℹ️ 𝗜𝗡𝗙𝗢 - @SamWallaceTel: Arne Slot has a contract with Liverpool until the end of the 2026/2027 season, and the club are of a view to persevere into the last season of that deal before making any decision on a renewal or otherwise.

@LFC @BackseatsmanLFC 💯 a legend. We will miss him. An all timer

We can confirm Andy Robertson will bring his Reds career to an end at the conclusion of the current season. He will do so as a Liverpool legend ❤️

@FabrizioRomano Should have had a nailed on yellow though

❤️💙 Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, UEFA Man of the Match for PSG-Liverpool. 🇬🇪

Frimpong looked bang average tonight and his final ball needs a huge improvement

Konate was so fucking lucky there. That’s stupid

Curtis just ball watching that ball coming towards him. No effort to win it.

Hugo lad

Dom S has been non existent tonight #lfc

@PeteButtigieg Come on Pete - surely you can get some Republicans to do the right thing??

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