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Liverpool have been busy looking at player contracts in recent months, but who are their top earners after Mohamed Salah and Virgil van Dijk signed their new deals? Arne Slot’s side are on ...
Liverpool John Moores University (LJMU) has put a former campus site back on the market, three years after it halted plans to sell it. The university has appointed commercial real estate firm CBRE ...
Liverpool have announced that captain Virgil van Dijk has penned a new contract, with David Ornstein clarifying his weekly wage. There has been plenty of speculation surrounding the futures of Van ...
Virgil van Dijk is "one of the few leaders there are still in the world of football", Liverpool head coach Arne Slot has told Sky Sports. Van Dijk, who joined the Reds from Southampton for a then ...
Former Liverpool captain Ronnie Whelan believes there is no need for supporters to show animosity towards Trent Alexander-Arnold should he decide to leave the club. A product of the Liverpool ...
A University of Florida study categorized human actions into alligator risk levels, from no risk to high risk. High-risk behaviors include intentionally interacting with alligators or swimming in ...
Virgil van Dijk has signed a new contract at Liverpool, which Sky Sports News understands will keep him at Anfield until the summer of 2027. The 33-year-old's previous deal was due to run out at ...
But behind the scenes at Anfield on a late Sunday afternoon, a scene unfolded that gave a small and simple snapshot of why Liverpool Football Club has one of its finest-ever leaders. As has become ...
Liverpool will be busy this summer, and one position they look set to address is left wing – this is due to Luis Diaz’s possible departure amid strong interest from La Liga giants Barcelona.
There are a multitude of factors that have contributed to Liverpool’s pending Premier League title triumph – and one is clearly their use of sports science to help prevent an injury crisis.
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