Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain trolls Trent Alexander-Arnold over "proud" Liverpool praise

Liverpool target Darwin Nunez a top striker, but he's also got a swarm of female fans who can't get enough of his chiseled six-pack.Nunez has clearly been tearing it up in the gym as well as on the pitch for Benfica, flaunting his ripped physique to his 520k followers. A torrent of heart eyes emojis flooded in on a post of his holiday snaps.One flushed fan commented: "Look at the body of this bb!" Another wrote: "The best body carved by hand congratulations." One joked: "Breathe a little bit lol." While the emotions of his fan club were summed up by the reply: "How divine please."Unfortunately for the swooning ladies, Nunez is a taken man.

Liverpool star Sadio Mane nearly joined their fierce rivals Manchester United.Mane made the £34million switch from Southampton to the Anfield club in 2016 and has been influential in their resurgence under Jurgen Klopp. But he could have been sporting the red strip of United for the last six years instead.The 30-year-old winger explained in an interview with Liverpool legend Jamie Carragher how a phone call from Klopp changed the course of history. "I have to say, I was really close to going to Manchester United.

Liverpool have pulled ahead of Manchester United in the race to sign Darwin Nunez amid reports Jurgen Klopp is prepared to break the club's transfer record to land him.Nunez has had tongues wagging all over Europe following a stellar season with Benfica during which he netted a whopping 34 goals in 41 matches and Liverpool are determined to bring the Uruguayan to Anfield.He won't come cheap though, especially with several top clubs sniffing around, and the Reds will likely have to spend upwards of £80million to nab him, which would eclipse the £75 million they spent on Virgil van Dijk back in 2018.Julian Ward, Liverpool's new Sporting Director, has reportedly been in discussions with Benfica and it's understood that Nunez is keen to move to Merseyside. The 22-year-old would have no trouble slotting straight into the side either with Sadio Mane on the verge of a switch to Bayern Munich.Liverpool got a first-hand look at Nunez during their Champions League quarter-final clash with Benfica in April, with the forward netting a goal in each leg, and Klopp spoke of his admiration for the player a week after progressing to the semis.

Liverpool look set to miss out on Aurelien Tchouameni despite reports that Jurgen Klopp made a personal phone call to the Frenchman.The Reds were thought to be leading the race for the Monaco midfielder ahead of the summer, but now Real Madrid have agreed to sign the Frenchman for £85million. Liverpool have been targeting a midfielder for some time, but they will have to look elsewhere as Tchouameni closes in on a move to Los Blancos.According to Fabrizio Romano, the player only wanted to sign for Madrid despite proposals from Liverpool and Paris Saint Germain.

Manchester United defender Raphael Varane limped off with injury during the Nations League defeat to Denmark. The former Real Madrid star has endured an injury-plagued debut campaign at Old Trafford, and a hamstring complaint ruled the 29-year-old out of Monday night's clash in Croatia.

Darwin Nunez is on Liverpool’s transfer shortlist amid reports linking the Benfica striker with a move to Manchester United.

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp back in 2016 is quite the understatement. Back then the Austrian stopper was 39 years of age, unattached and on the cusp of retirement.

Liverpool have reportedly set a minimum price for Sadio Mane with two other clubs joining Bayern Munich in the race to sign the Senegalese star. Rumours about Mane's future began to emerge just before Liverpool's Champions League final defeat to Real Madrid, with Bayern later named as the frontrunners for his signature. Reports suggested the Reds would let Mane, who has 12 months remaining on his current contract, leave for a fee of around £25.5million.However, new claims have poured water on that figure.

Chelsea forward Christian Pulisic could jump ship to Liverpool this summer with manager Jurgen Klopp keen on pinching the disgruntled American and bringing him to Merseyside.With Sadio Mane set to join Bayern Munich, and Mo Salah's long-term future anything but secure, Liverpool are in the market for a speedy wide-man who could slot into their notoriously high-octane front three.Chelsea have little reason to sell, particularly to a direct rival, but Pulisic has struggled for form and regular first-team football under Thomas Tuchel and would more than likely be open to the move if Liverpool pushed hard enough for it.Pulisic and Klopp have something of a history too.

Jurgen Klopp as Sadio Mane's potential replacement, as the Senegal captain moves closer to completing a move to Bayern Munich.After Liverpool lost 1-0 to Real Madrid in the Champions League final, they were handed a further blow after it was discovered that Mane was keen to move on and seek a challenge elsewhere. Although lots of doubts had been raised about Mohamed Salah's future, it is Mane that could be the first to move on.However, Liverpool won't allow him to leave until they have found a potential replacement, and it looks as though Klopp has identified his man.

Liverpool could just be coming to terms with the fact that Sadio Mane may not be at the club next season, but now Naby Keita is being targeted with a move elsewhere too.Paris Saint Germain are reportedly interested in signing the Guinean for £42million, according to Imedias.net, which is only £10m less than Liverpool originally paid back in 2018. Liverpool are reportedly in the hunt for a new midfielder themselves, but it hasn't quite worked out for Keita so the club may be tempted into a sale.PSG raided Liverpool for Georginio Wijnaldum last summer and they could return to try their luck once more.

Liverpool star Mohamed Salah has been snubbed from the Champions League team of the season despite the inclusion of four Reds players.Jurgen Klopp's side suffered Champions League heartbreak at the hands of Real Madrid once again on Saturday evening. The Reds were unable to avenge their 2018 loss as Vinicius Jr's second-half strike separated the two sides in Paris.Unsurprisingly, the two sides that met at the Stade de France dominated the side with four players each in the team of the tournament.

Manchester United have turned to a former Liverpool coach in a bid to boost their football operations.United have appointed Andy O'Boyle as the club's first deputy football director at Old Trafford. The Northern Irishman spent over six seasons working at Anfield and was one of Jurgen Klopp's leading fitness coaches between 2015 and 2017.

Jurgen Klopp has sensationally been blamed for some of the chaos by the French home secretary for inviting chaos around the Stade de France during Saturday's Champions League final.The Liverpool boss, 54, has been called out by Gerald Darmanin for contributing to the horrendous scenes that saw Reds fans blasted with tear gas and pepper spray whilst waiting to enter the 80,000 seater stadium. French officials claimed supporters arriving without valid tickets was the reason for a three-and-half-hour hold-up outside the ground, which saw a significant section miss the entirety of the first half.But now Klopp has also been criticised by French authorities for supposedly encouraging fans to head to Paris even if they did not have a ticket for the match.

Calvin Harris.Despite losing the Champions League final 1-0 to Real Madrid on Saturday night (May 28) and missing out on the Premier League title to Manchester City, Jurgen Klopp’s team were celebrating their trophy wins in both the FA Cup and League Cup.As part of the celebrations, Harris performed on top of the bus, with his set centred around a performance of his 2018 Dua Lipa collaboration ‘One Kiss’, which has become an unofficial anthem of Liverpool’s, and is often sung after games.See footage and photos from the performance below.A post shared by Calvin Harris (@calvinharris)Calvin Harris on Instagram.

The French Government have refused to shoulder any of the blame and incredibly pointed the finger at Liverpool FC for the events outside the ground that overshadowed the Champions League Final in Paris on Saturday.

Jurgen Klopp's side failed in their bid to secure a cup treble after a narrow defeat to Real Madrid at the Stade de France.Liverpool controlled possession and registered 24 shots, but were unable to find a way past former Chelsea goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois. Vinicius Jr scored the only goal of the contest, meaning the Reds' unprecedented quadruple tilt ended with two trophies after their Carabao Cup and FA Cup successes.Prior to the showpiece Paris final, social media was awash with claims Everton fans set up a fake coach company to dupe travelling rival fans, with Coach Innovations Limited owned by a Mr Richard Arlison in a nod to the Toffees forward.

Sadio Mane after the attacker reportedly decided to leave the Reds.Mane has been one of Jurgen Klopp's most important players, but his contract will expire at the end of next season. And according to reports in Spain, the Senegal international is now ready to seek a new challenge away from Anfield.Despite the performances of his other three front-line options, Klopp will need to find a replacement for the departing Mane.

Liverpool's trophy parade less than 24 hours after Champions League heartbreak in Paris.Liverpool had eyes on an unprecedented quadruple, but Jurgen Klopp's side have seen their dreams shattered as the football season came to a close in May. The Reds saw the Premier League title snatched away by Manchester City - who overcame a two-goal deficit against Aston Villa.And the Reds were victims of a smash-and-grab performance from Real Madrid on Saturday evening in the Champions League final.

Jurgen Klopp has long been eager to keep Mane at the club, but Spanish outlet AS claims he has decided to leave. The forward has been one of Liverpool's key men this season, filling in through the middle after the arrival of Luis Diaz and still producing from the left wing.

Much is being made of Liverpool's three goalless finals in a season that could have offered a quadruple but has ended up in a domestic cup double.