Goncalo Inacio is said to have turned down Newcastle’s advances a year ago while being aware of Liverpool, Manchester United, and Real Madrid’s interest in him.

Klopp is worried about Salah’s AFCON injury.

The Magpies have instead taken advantage of the chance to try their luck again with a different Sporting Lisbon defender in Ousmane Diomande, according to a piece written by Frederico Bartolo for O Jogo at the beginning of the week.

According to reports on Monday, “this move by Newcastle has similarities with the attempt, a year ago, to take Inácio.”

“Although the player’s release clause of €45 million—which was later raised to €60 million—was alluring, the deal fell through because Amorim needed the player, and the Portuguese central defender desired a project that would compete for championships given the increasing interest from Liverpool, Manchester United, and, eventually, Real Madrid.

“At this time, Leonine SAD does not wish to sell any plants.”

Note that the Ivorian is also on the Reds’ transfer want list, but it looks like Jurgen Klopp’s team will wait until the summer to sign any long-term contracts.

Being cautious with FFP will encourage patience

It’s possible that the absence of transfer activity from many of the “Big Six” in January is not shocking given the recent revelations regarding the Premier League’s sustainability and profitability rules (PSR).

Everton may lose even more points for their troubles, and Manchester City will have to wait to find out when exactly they will be hearing 115 counts of suspected violations related to misdemeanours committed between 2009 and 2018.

In that scenario, we would anticipate that significant transactions would be postponed until the summer transfer window, by which time the landscape ought to be at least somewhat clearer.

Mohamed Salah, a forward for Liverpool, was forced off during Egypt’s Africa Cup of Nations match against Ghana. Egypt’s coach Rui Vitoria stated that he believes Salah’s injury is “not dangerous.”

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Egypt suffered a major setback when Mohamed Salah went down off the ball late in the first half, indicating that he could not continue.

During Egypt’s play against Ghana, Salah passed the captain’s armband to Ahmed Hegazi and departed the pitch. Indicating the severity of his injury, he signalled that he could not continue and spent the last few minutes of the first half sitting on the ground in front of the dugout.

The supporters from Egypt and Liverpool instinctively assumed the worst as he grimaced and gripped the back of his thigh.

The number ten for Liverpool stood by as Mohammed Kudus gave Ghana the lead just before halftime. Omar Marmoush and Mostafa Mohamed, however, equalised for Egypt after Kudus scored once more to give the Black Stars the lead back.

In response to a question from the media regarding the extent of the Egyptian captain’s injury, Vitoria said, “Now I don’t know because it’s [too] early to see something.” According to The Standard, “I don’t think it’s dangerous, but let’s see if Salah recovers.”

Egypt’s final Africa Cup of Nations Group B matchup is against Cape Verde, and they currently have two points. If Cape Verde defeats Mozambique on Friday, they will have a chance to guarantee their place in the AFCON knockout stages with one game remaining. In response, Egypt might require a win over Cape Verde to stay in the competition and not lose it early.

Jordan Henderson, who agreed to leave Al-Ettifaq early in January, will suffer as a result.

The former captain of Liverpool, who was reportedly drawn to the prospect of developing football in the Middle East, joined the Saudi initiative in the summer.

Regarding Beckenbauer, Klopp said, “He was an even better person than a fantastic football player.”

Nevertheless, it seems that Steven Gerrard’s attire doesn’t exactly make the grass greener.

According to Ben Jacobs, the 33-year-old has reportedly “waived owed wages,” forfeiting £4 million and an additional £4 million for the second half of the season.

Even worse, “if certain conditions are met,” the Englishman can lose more money in relation to performance bonuses.

Not the action Henderson had anticipated

While the Henderson fam won’t go bankrupt from an early and financially catastrophic departure from Saudi, it’s safe to assume that his accountants haven’t been exchanging many grimaces lately.

Even while a “we told you so” would not go astray, we surely don’t want to see our former captain entirely destroyed after his outstanding service to Liverpool Football Club.

A few more harsh words should be spoken regarding the former Sunderland man’s betrayal of the LGBTQI+ community, but it seems that his bad choices have already cost him when the 2023 summer window started.

Billy Koumetio and Rhys Williams’ fates have been decided by Liverpool, who want to give the defenders more playing experience so they can grow.

The Liverpool Echo reports that the Merseyside club called up Koumetio from his loan with USL Dunkerque in France because the Premier League team was unhappy with how many minutes the centre back was playing.

Mourinho’s tenure at Roma

Despite signing a season-long contract with the Ligue 2 team in the summer, the Frenchman has failed to establish a consistent presence, making just nine starts in the first half of the season. The 21-year-old, who is currently back on Merseyside as the sixth Liverpool player to be recalled recently, did not make the squad for their past two games either.

With Koumetio, Liverpool may decide to send the defender out on loan once more or use him for the balance of the season to play for the Reds’ under-21 team.

Koumetio is back in Liverpool.

Furthermore, Rhys Williams’ future has been decided by Liverpool; he will now spend the remainder of the season on loan at Port Vale, according to The Athletic.

The 22-year-old centre back was recently called back to Aberdeen after a fruitless stint in which he did not play in any league games for the Scottish Premiership team.

As it becomes apparent that the team may need to consider who they are loaning players out to in light of all the recent events, the Reds hope the defender will get more playing time with the League One team.

Anthony Patterson, the custodian for Sunderland, is reportedly on Liverpool’s transfer radar.

Reporter Alan Nixon provided this update on his personal Patreon, which was shared by The 72. It comes amid considerable doubt around Caoimhin Kelleher’s future.

Regarding Beckenbauer, Klopp said, “He was an even better person than a fantastic football player.”

In the summer before the 2023–24 season, the 25-year-old turned down the temptation of leaving, but it’s unclear if his resolve will hold come the end of the season as the second-choice shotstopper.

preparing for what lies ahead.

The Republic of Ireland international’s skills will undoubtedly draw attention that Pep Lijnders can’t ignore sooner rather than later. In the past, Lijnders called the player a “world-class” goaltender (Yahoo!news).

Naturally, we’d prefer to keep him at Anfield, but if a chance to play as a No. 1 somewhere arises this summer, we wouldn’t be shocked to see Kelleher investigate it.

Substituting his services with Sunderland’s 23-year-old custodian might not be the worst decision in the world at that time.

Regarding the links, we’re not quite sure about this one, but the reasoning isn’t completely faulty.

Liverpool has reportedly moved to attempt to sign a highly sought-after teenage star from Serie A, according to reports from Italy.

The Reds have “moved in” for Kenan Yildiz, according to the print version of Gazzetta Dello Sport (via Paisley Gates). However, Juventus has rejected their approach, as they have also rejected Borussia Dortmund and RB Leipzig.

Regarding Beckenbauer, Klopp said, “He was an even better person than a fantastic football player.”

The Turin team is willing to let go of Moise Kean in order to retain the 18-year-old at the Allianz Stadium, and given the strong interest, they could have to give the Turkish teenager a wage increase in order to win him over.

The child’s estimated valuation ranges from €35 million to €40 million, or £30.1 million to £34.5 million.

With three goals in 11 games thus far (Transfermarkt), Yildiz has had a bright start to his career in the Juventus first squad. With one of those goals, he became the team’s youngest foreign goal scorer in Serie A.

The 18-year-old, who is already a full Turkey international and has scored for his nation, is capable of starting at the front of the line or playing just behind the primary striker (Transfermarkt). The number of clubs that have inquired about him also attests to his immense potential.

Apart from the Bianconeri’s unwavering desire to keep him, the teenager may not want to give up the frequent games he currently receives in Turin for a backup role at Liverpool, where he would undoubtedly be too inexperienced to replace players like Darwin Nunez and Cody Gakpo right away.

Additionally, a sum of more than £30 million would be a significant amount to spend for a player who hasn’t made twelve games for a senior team (Transfermarkt). This is especially true given that Mo Salah, a player with far more experience, only cost £36.9 million when he was recruited by the Reds in 2017.

Yildiz is unlikely to visit Anfield very soon, but considering his early potential for Juventus, it makes sense that LFC would be interested in signing him.

Liverpool has been informed that they will be required to pay the full £100 million release clause of Bruno Guimaraes, even though the midfield player may be eligible for a discount to a limited number of clubs.

The Brazilian will be permitted to leave St. James’ Park in the summer for a reduced price, according to the always-dependable Jacque Talbot, should offers specifically come from Barcelona or Real Madrid.

Jurgen Klopp’s Reds, Chelsea and PSG, however, will have to cough up every euro should they choose to try and win the player’s signature.

Is Guimaraes worth Liverpool £100 million?

To begin answering this topic, let’s quickly review the qualities we should be looking for in a long-term No. 6 player: someone who is strong both on and off the ball, has the ability to advance play, and is proficient on half-turns.

Sort of, I guess.

According to FBref, Guimaraes’ statistical profile is eight times more similar to that of Alexis Mac Allister.

The Newcastle player can take on a man when needed (92nd percentile), plays a higher degree of progressive passes (89th percentile), is just as creative as his Liverpool counterpart (85th percentile for shot-creating actions), and has lost fewer challenges per 90 (1.24) this season than our Argentine playmaker (2.13).

But for a team that believes in possession-based football, a fairly subpar pass completion rate (59th percentile compared to Macca’s 70th percentile ranking) would undoubtedly be concerning.

That may be too harsh on the 26-year-old, but we’re not sure if he can really make a £100 million difference to our World Cup-winning star.

Jean-Clair Todibo, defender for OGC Nice, has been connected to a departure from the team in recent months.

It was anticipated that he would leave the French club in January, but it now appears doubtful that he will make a move this month. This winter, teams like Tottenham Hotspur, Newcastle, Manchester United, and Liverpool were all eager to hire him.

A Nice report According to Matin, Liverpool is dominating the competition for the defender, who might now depart Nice in the summer. Right now, the Reds are ahead of Manchester United. According to the article, Todibo is closer to his international teammate Ibrahima Konate, which makes the prospect of moving to Liverpool more alluring to him. Furthermore, Liverpool is vying for major titles and has a strong squad.

Whether Liverpool is able to complete a transfer for the 24-year-old central defender will be interesting to watch. Todibo is among the top defenders in French football, and he would make a valuable long-term addition. He might be Joel Matip’s best long-term replacement given his contract expires at the end of the current campaign.

At the moment, Joe Gomez, Konate, and Virgil van Dijk are Liverpool’s only dependable central defenders. When the season ends, they have to look at signing another defender.

Todibo has the talent to succeed in the Premier League, and he might end up being an important member of Liverpool’s team in the future.

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For Manchester United, the Frenchman would have been the perfect addition if they had needed to replace players like Harry Maguire anytime soon. It will be intriguing to see if in the summer they can sign him before their fierce rivals.

To contend for big championships, Manchester United has to bolster their roster, and acquisitions like Todibo will propel them further up the standings.

Michail Antonio isn’t a player that Liverpool supporters think much about, but judging from his most recent statements, that is definitely not the case.

Regarding Beckenbauer, Klopp said, “He was an even better person than a fantastic football player.”

“I don’t want Liverpool to win the league,” the West Ham forward stated in an interview with The Players Channel on BBC Sounds.

“Because I still receive emails from you Liverpool supporters. Get disoriented! I’m expressing it with a bold face. Liverpool should not win the league, in my opinion! Approach me! Arsenal understands. Man City, understand. I have nothing further to say about it.

This isn’t the first time that the 33-year-old has publicly revealed a disdain for Jurgen Klopp’s team and it typically ends with him being embarrassed with his performances against us.

The Jamaican international’s continuous attempts to join the Reds would presumably raise questions from some, but it appears that he is truly a glutton for punishment in this particular instance.

You can appreciate how annoying it is for our supporters to constantly bring up his embarrassing background, but using quotes like the one above can help make sure that doesn’t happen.

Naturally, we’ll all be hoping that Virgil van Dijk will hold the Premier League trophy when it’s presented in May and that we can remind our beloved Hammer of his remarks.

Let’s bank this one for the time being and hope we can chuckle later!

That being said, it could be a pity to cease bothering the attacker in the interim if he is already receiving messages from our fans.

Because Saudi Arabia is becoming more and more interested in Mohamed Salah, many football fans believe that this season may be his final one wearing a Liverpool shirt.

Last summer, Al Ittihad expressed interest in the Egyptian sensation, and rumours circulated that the Saudi champions were prepared to pay £215 million for the winger.

With Salah turning 32 this year and his contract expiring at Anfield in 2025, many believe Liverpool will accept the Saudis’ offer if they make it again.

A departure this summer is not guaranteed, according to David Ornstein of The Athletic, who has provided an update on the winger’s future. He has heard that the superstar from Liverpool still has the desire to play for the Reds at the highest level of European football.

Liverpool supporters will be thrilled to hear this news because Salah hasn’t shown any signs of slowing down this season, giving his team 18 goals and nine assists in all competitions.

The 31-year-old’s future will become more apparent in the upcoming months as the Saudis are anticipated to return in the summer and the Premier League club will probably approach the player about a new contract.