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Ruben Neves on Diogo Jota 💔
“I still talk to him. Few people know this. We have a WhatsApp group with Rute and Diogo, and it's still there, and we continue to talk there. Whenever something special happens, I have the conversations archived on my WhatsApp so I can continue to send him messages”
“It was very difficult. The day after the news, for me, is the most difficult day of my life. The most important aspect for me to be able to play was wanting to play for Diogo first”
- Sic Alta Definição
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🎙️ Jamie Carragher:
“Liverpool fans think I can't stand Salah. I love Salah.”
“We never had that at Liverpool, someone publicly coming out and criticising a manager... that's why I was so critical of it. I just don't like it.”
— @ThatsFootballTV
🎙️ Mac Allister on his Liverpool future:
“Not much, to be honest. The situation hasn’t changed. But there is a new sporting director, there is new ownership coming into the club, so anything can still happen. We will see whether it’s this season or next season. Right now, I’m enjoying my football, enjoying playing for this amazing club that is one of the best in the world. We will see what happens in the future.”
— @SkySportsPL
🎙️ Mac Allister on what's been clicking under Iraola:
“I think he was very clear from the beginning. So that definitely helps a lot. So we know exactly the things that we have to do. Now the goal is to maintain it for 90 mins because I don't think we've done it enough, but it's so clear defensively we know what we have to do.
We have a lot of tools, and he helps us a lot to play good games. So we are improving a lot.”
— @SkySportsPL
✍️ At the tail end of last season, Liverpool hierarchy looked at the players they had, the players they wanted to bring in over the summer and the way they wanted to play, and they decided Arne Slot was no longer the best man to take the club forward.
There was a sense within the club that jettisoning the head coach who had won the Premier League title in 2024-25, and had then encountered a number of unprecedented challenges, was harsh. However, Iraola represented an opportunity that was too good to turn down.
The Basque was someone whom Richard Hughes, the sporting director who has since joined Al-Hilal, knew. He was available, having left Bournemouth, and at the point in his coaching career where he was ready to “climb the mountain’, according to one source.
— @_pauljoyce
🎙️ Iraola on Isak:
"Alex is in a good place in terms of, he's always been a good finisher,"
"If we can put him in position around the box, he will deliver the goal, the result.
"He also knows that he has to help the team, so the team can play better, and we can give him more chances to score. He's understanding this and he's improving in other areas where he hasn't been as good.
"So after we can also give him more chances to score, more options, and I'm happy because he's doing the job."
— @SkySports
🎙️ Van Dijk on Liverpool's intensity under Iraola:
"The word has been said so many times ‘intensity’. Sometimes a bit of chaos and there is this risk-reward that's going on now as well.
So that if we press high, well, I ended up at one point almost putting Cody Gakpo in one versus one on goal when I intercepted the ball on the right-hand side (against Chelsea in the Carabao Cup on Wednesday night) when I'm a left centre-back.
So it's this sort of intensity that we try to get into our press. But I think he mentioned it in his press conference before that he wants us to control the game by obviously having the ball and finding the right spaces at times.
It's still a work in progress, but if you defend with a lot of intensity you have a big chance to win the ball high.
Obviously sometimes that creates some risk and it could be vulnerable, but we're working on it a lot in order to be able to take that risk, but still not be as vulnerable as we have been at sometimes. But I think [against Chelsea] it showed that we did very well in my opinion."
— @ptgorst
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🎙️ Jamie Carragher:
“Liverpool fans think I can't stand Salah. I love Salah.”
“We never had that at Liverpool, someone publicly coming out and criticising a manager... that's why I was so critical of it. I just don't like it.”
— @ThatsFootballTV
Rio 👏
Rio Ngumoha, Lamine Yamal, Martin Ødegaard 🔝
Stats leaders so far in 2026/27 📊
#FedExPerformanceZone | @FedExEurope
🎙️ Giorgi Mamardashvili: “What’s different compared to last season? I’m calmer now and playing without stress in Liverpool”
Also, this year, we’re more organized and united as a team.”
— @Geo__team
🔴 Andrii Fedchenkov will join Liverpool as head of scouting operations, subject to getting a UK visa.
Replacement for Craig McKee who left the club in September.
Fedchenkov will be the interface between live scouting, video scouting and Will Spearman’s data team.
— @JamesPearceLFC
🚨 Andrii Fedchenkov, Flamengo’s head of scouting, is set to join Liverpool’s recruitment department.
The move would not involve a buyout clause.
Sources at Liverpool and Flamengo have described the Ukrainian as being data-driven and multilingual, in addition to highly-organised and well-regarded despite his age.
— @MarioCortegana
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🎙️ Iraola on the Anfield atmosphere:
“It’s not just about winning. At Anfield, everyone feels when the team goes for it and everyone is trying their best.
“Our fans help us massively. Against Chelsea, the atmosphere was really good. We can create this. It is special.”
🎙️ Iraola on Gravenberch:
“I think it has had better and worse games this season, he is playing a lot, good games recently. We trust him, we know what he can use and with others when they play well, they help him improve. When he is in a good place, we will try to keep him there.”
🎙️ Are Liverpool in the title race?
Iraola: “It’s still October, one game at a time. I always say it is more or less after you’ve played everyone once that you can start looking at the standings. We are improving, developing.”
“Can fans dream? It’s good if they have expectations and think we can win. But if you ask me, it is still too early.”
🎙️ Iraola on Dominik Szoboszlai and Victor Munoz: "I think they have a chance, but I don't know for sure. We still have two days."
Andoni Iraola is running a bit late... #LFC
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