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Of the many Premier League summer signings to have hit the ground running, one clearly stands out as having made the biggest impact.

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The Egyptian’s falling out with the club has dominated world headlines.

A win over Inter Milan in the Champions League must be backed up by the Reds.

Arne Slot will be eager to ease the pressure with victory over Brighton.

Liverpool have failed to win any of their previous three Anfield matches.

Vinicius Junior, Enzo Fernández, Conor Gallagher and Antoine Semenyo all feature in the gossip.

An enthralling 2025–26 season is nearing its midpoint.

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The manager is under immense pressure amid a nightmare run of form for Los Blancos.

The Egyptian’s dominating headlines and back pages across the world.

The ex-Liverpool boss put his managerial career on pause in 2024.

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There’s one major talking point overshadowing everything at Anfield.

Both awards recognised new players for the first time in 2025–26.

The Egyptian’s imminent departure for AFCON has complicated matters.

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Vinicius Junior, Michael Olise, Elliot Anderson and Bradley Barcola all feature in today’s gossip.

Six matches have been played in this season’s Champions League league phase.

There have been plenty of great soccer defenders over the years, but who takes the crown as the best-ever?

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Some surprise MLS teams have emerged as reported contenders to sign Salah.

Haaland also had some choice words about Real Madrid’s centre back pairing.

Clubs are already starting to position themselves for a potential bidding war.

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Guardiola singled out one Man City player who would “absolutely” improve.

There’s allegedly unease at the ongoing treatment of the young England midfielder.

Manchester United are seeking back-to-back victories, while Bournemouth are aiming to end a six-game winless run.

Maresca’s future as manager has been called into question after his unprompted outburst.

Paul Scholes, Wayne Rooney and Roy Keane are among those to have criticised.

The frustrated Italian hinted at serious concerns despite beating Everton.

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