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  1. Maguire revealed as Man Utd's best golfer

    Harry Maguire may be known for his defensive resilience on the pitch, but his Manchester United team-mates have revealed that he is also the undisputed king of the fairways at Old Trafford. With the Masters Tournament beginning on April 9, several Red Devils stars have been discussing their love for golf and identifying the biggest talent in the dressing room.

  2. Salah told to move to MLS & 'be a megastar like Lionel Messi'

    Liverpool icon Vladimir Smicer has urged Mohamed Salah to snub the riches of Saudi Arabia in favour of a move to MLS, suggesting the Egyptian could reach the same heights of global superstardom as Lionel Messi in the United States. The former Reds midfielder also believes he has identified the tactical reason behind Salah's uncharacteristic dip in form under Arne Slot this season.

  3. Desperate Slot should be embarrassed by Liverpool submission

    Arne Slot admitted on the eve of Liverpool's Champions League quarter-final first leg against Paris Saint-Germain that his side had suffered so many setbacks this season that he there wouldn't have been time to reference them all in the one press conference. In that sense, Wednesday's 2-0 loss at Parc des Princes could be passed off as just another disappointing defeat to add to an already lengthy list.

  4. Leeds striker 'very interested' in La Liga transfer

    Leeds United are prepared to sanction a permanent exit for Mateo Joseph this summer as the forward sets his sights on a long-term future in Spain. Despite the youngster's potential, he does not figure in Daniel Farke's plans as the Whites look to reshape their squad for another Premier League campaign.

  5. Anthony Davis has delivered a scathing rebuke to the Los Angeles Lakers in the wake of the Luka Doncic trade talks, expressing frustration over the franchise’s handling of its futu

    Anthony Davis has once again given the Los Angeles Lakers a public dressing-down over the way his potential trade for Luka Doncic was handled. The All-Star centre, who has spent the past four seasons in purple and gold, expressed his frustration in a series of candid comments that left little to the imagination. Davis claimed that team officials botched the process, failed to keep him informed, and ultimately undermined his trust in the organisation. While the specifics remain murky, league sources indicate that the Lakers explored a blockbuster deal that would have sent Davis to Dallas in exchange for the Mavericks’ young star, Luka Doncic. Such a move would have reshaped both franchises, but it never materialised, leaving Davis to question the Lakers’ long-term vision. In his latest broadside, Davis suggested that the front office’s lack of communication forced him to consider his future with the club. He stressed that he wants to win championships, and he will not tolerate half-meas

  6. Slot explains why he didn't bring Salah on against PSG

    Liverpool manager Arne Slot has raised eyebrows by explaining that his decision to leave Mohamed Salah on the bench against Paris Saint-Germain was because his side was in "survival mode". Despite trailing 2-0 and failing to register a single shot on target, the Egyptian superstar remained an unused substitute throughout the Champions League quarter-final first leg.

  7. Liverpool Arne Slot

    “Absolutely appalling!” Club legend tears Liverpool FC apart A blazing critique from a former Anfield icon has sent shockwaves through Liverpool FC. The unfiltered assessment, deli

    Jamie Carragher, the former Liverpool defender and current pundit, delivered a forthright assessment of his old club after their first-leg Champions League quarter-final loss to PSG. Speaking with the authority of someone who won multiple European Cups at Anfield, Carragher criticised the Reds’ tactical discipline and defensive organisation, arguing that they were second best across the pitch. His comments, though blunt, carried the weight of experience, and will surely spark debate among supporters eager for silverware. As the return leg approaches, Carragher’s words serve as a reminder that even former heroes can be harsh judges when the performance falls short of expectations.