Jurgen Klopp gives 'not good' injury updates on Trent Alexander-Arnold and Luis Diaz

Cristiano Ronaldo's World Cup spot now looks secure after Diogo Jota suffered a serious calf injury in Liverpool's 1-0 win over Manchester City.The Liverpool star, 25, was stretchered from the field in the ninth minute of stoppage time, falling to the turf of his own accord, and is now a major doubt for Fernando Santos' 26-man squad for the Qatar-based tournament. Jurgen Klopp revealed the injury was "not good when quizzed by reporters after the match."We miss the next one with Diogo," said the Liverpool boss.

Manchester United fan Mark Golbridge has slammed Anthony Taylor for giving Jurgen Klopp a red card at Anfield. The content creator gave an unbiased opinion against his rival club Liverpool after the referee, in their 1-0 win over Manchester City, sent the German coach to the stands.

Jurgen Klopp said Liverpool couldn't compete with Manchester City - well today they could, and how!Despite making their worst start to a Premier League season in a decade the Reds successfully rose to the occasion to remind Pep Guardiola's runaway reigning champions that they're not as invincible as they've looked for the past two months.A couple of little tweaks made all the difference as Klopp's side finally shook off their early-season jitters to hand City their first defeat of the campaign.

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp was sent off for berating the linesman during their match against Manchester City.Tempers flared in the closing stages of the match at Anfield as Mohamed Salah tangled with Bernardo Silva. Salah felt he should have been given a foul after Silva dragged him to the ground near the touchline.Television replays showed Silva with a handful of Salah's shirt. But the linesman and the referee ignored the Egyptian star's fervent appeals, sending both him and Klopp into a frenzy.

Jurgen Klopp has told Pep Guardiola not to sign a new contract at Manchester City, and instead take a long sabbatical from football.

Liverpool midfielder Danny Murphy has stated he sees Steven Gerrard and Xabi Alonso being considered as candidates to succeed Jurgen Klopp. The German boss has led the Reds to the pinnacle of club football winning the Premier League and Champions League but results have been lacking this season - while they face a tricky test by the way of Manchester City on Sunday.Liverpool currently sit an underwhelming 11th in the table, with just two wins from their opening eight matches.Read More: Trent Alexander-Arnold's grandmother used to date Man Utd legend Sir Alex FergusonA glimmer of light has emerged by the way of their 7-1 win in the Champions League in midweek against Rangers, but a true measure of where the club are at will be found when they face rivals City.Klopp recently signed another long-term deal but Murphy says that when his time is up, some of his former team-mates could take over.Who do you think will take over Klopp as Liverpool's manager? Let us know in the comments section belowHe told Fair Betting Sites, via Liverpool Echo: “I think Steven Gerrard or Xabi Alonso could manage Liverpool, absolutely, yeah.

Liverpool are reportedly sweating over the fitness of Ibrahima Konate ahead of the visit of Manchester City but have not yet ruled him out of the contest.

Erling Haaland once caused Liverpool so many problems that Virgil van Dijk walked out of an interview when asked about the young striker.

Liverpool star Trent Alexander-Arnold could have been calling Manchester United legend Sir Alex Ferguson his grandad.Long before Alexander-Arnold was tearing up the Premier League for Jurgen Klopp's side, Sir Alex was dating his maternal grandmother Doreen Carling. The Scot made the revelation in his autobiography, which was released in 2013 shortly after his retirement.He said Doreen was his "first steady girlfriend" and they dated for around 18 months as teenagers in Glasgow.

Former Manchester City defender Nedum Onuoha believes that all the pressure is on Liverpool ahead of Sunday's clash at Anfield.

Ally McCoist sees nothing wrong with Didi Hamann's honest assessment of Liverpool's form. And the Rangers hero reckons "touchy" Jurgen Klopp needs to relax a bit after his furious response to the former Anfield midfielder.

Jurgen Klopp has hit back after former Liverpool midfielder Dietmar Hamann suggested this Reds side need a "spark" to end their run of poor form. Hamann also hinted that this could be the beginning of the end of Klopp's Reds, seven years after he arrived at Anfield.But when it was put to the Kop boss about the "spark" comment, the German snapped back at his compatriot.

Liverpool have been dealt a major injury blow with striker Luis Diaz ruled out until after the World Cup with a knee injury before the clash with Rangers.

Liverpool attacker Luis Diaz is a major doubt to face Rangers in the Champions League after picking up a knock against Arsenal.

Jurgen Klopp signed him on Sunday as Liverpool went back to basics to score against Arsenal.The Uruguayan striker grabbed his second Premier League against Arsenal as he pulled his side level by finishing off a swift and simple Liverpool attack. Nunez has struggled for form since arriving from Benfica for £67.5million in the summer, starting just four times and no scoring since the opening weekend of the season before his latest strike.However, he silenced his critics 34 minutes into Sunday's match with his movement creating space for Luis Diaz to latch onto a long ball from Trent Alexander-Arnold.READ MORE: Gabriel Jesus left with bloody nose but plays on following accidental collisionNunez then peeled off to find space in the middle as Diaz advanced down the right-hand side before playing in a low cross for his team-mate, who slid in to prod the ball past a helpless Aaron Ramsdale.The goal was just his third for the Reds, with Nunez having scored in the Community Shield and on the opening weekend against Fulham.However, a straight red card against Crystal Palace on his home debut saw Nunez miss three league matches through suspension before he returned to the side.How many goals will Darwin Nunez score for Liverpool this season? Let us know in the comments section below.He had scored a staggering 34 goals in 41 appearances across all competitions for Benfica last season, which saw him win the Liga Portugal golden boot.The 23-year-old has been the subject of intense criticism in recent months due to his slow start at Anfield, with fans and pundits constantly commenting on his performances.His relationship with Klopp has also been difficult due to the language barrier between the pair.

Jurgen Klopp believes that Erling Haaland has enjoyed such a good start to the season that nobody should be compared to him - not even Mohamed Salah.

Liverpool fans - but there is no personal significance behind the famous digits. Alexander-Arnold has made his name as one of the best attacking right-backs in European football since his 2017 breakthrough - but opted to stick with his rookie number.

Liverpool took a moment to celebrate their star's birthday as they prepared for their crucial Premier League clash with Arsenal on Sunday. Jurgen Klopp was at the heart of the celebrations, and he said: "Trent turned 24 today, so congratulations!" The squad burst out into a traditional German happy birthday song - before versions of the song were followed up in English, Spanish, French and Dutch. Ahead of each new rendition, Klopp can be heard yelling out the name of the next language.READ MORE: Where Jurgen Klopp's first Liverpool line-up are now seven years on from his appointment Liverpool are in need of the three points against Arsenal, while Alexander-Arnold needs a good performance after struggling as of late.

Jurgen Klopp rolled up on Merseyside to restore a sense of pride at Anfield as he delivered trophies at home and in Europe.A lot has changed in those seven years: Mohamed Salah has earned legend status at Anfield, and Virgil van Dijk has emerged as one of the best defenders in Premier League history.And with Klopp's place in Liverpool folklore secured as he marks his seventh-year anniversary in the dugout at Anfield, Daily Star Sport takes a look at where his first starting side are now.READ NEXT: Liverpool ace told Rafa Benitez 'you have no respect for me' pre-Champions League finalKlopp's first game for Liverpool came on 17 October 2015 - in a trip to White Hart Lane to Mauricio Pochettino's Tottenham.The Reds had experienced a poor start under Brendan Rodgers, leading to the experienced boss to be shown the door. Liverpool desperately needed three points after finding themselves in tenth - eight points off the pace set by Manchester City.However, Klopp's first game was a bore draw in north London, with neither side managing to find the net. Is Jurgen Klopp one of the best managers in Premier League history? Let us know in the comments section Belgian shot-stopper Simon Mignolet was given the nod between the sticks that day, but he quickly fell out of favour with Klopp eventually leaving for Club Brugge in 2019.