Jurgen Klopp opens up on Liverpool title fears ahead of Merseyside derby

Wayne Rooney has backed Liverpool to dominate for the next decade - if they follow Manchester United's blueprint.

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp is reportedly considering drafting in a back-up left-back to deputise for Andy Robertson, but he may not need to if Yasser Larouci can prove he is up to the job.Scotland captain Robertson has easily staked his claim as the best left-back in the Premier League in recent seasons.But following the departure of Alberto Moreno last summer, the 26-year-old is the only player Jurgen Klopp has as a natural on the left side of the defence.Robertson was an ever-present in the Premier League and Champions League until just before the coronavirus postponements, with utility man James Milner filling in in his absence.The Reds have noticed the gap in their squad though, with The Athletic reporting that it has been discussed by

Premier League season. The former Republic of Ireland and Manchester United midfielder has give his thoughts on where Jurgen Klopp’s side stand after another fine domestic season, but he isn’t ready to pass judgement.

Takumi Minamino's struggles in his latest Liverpool outing were down to Jurgen Klopp's decision to play him on the right of the front three, according to Kop icon John Barnes.

Liverpool were missing a spark in their 0-0 draw with Everton on Sunday. The Premier League leaders seemed to miss the absent Mohamed Salah in their failure to properly test Jordan Pickford, and could’ve lost the game after a string of late chances for the home side.

For Takumi Minamino, Sunday's Merseyside Derby was a disappointing experience as he continues to look to get his nascent Liverpool career off the ground.

Jurgen Klopp says Liverpool must not take Alisson 'for granted' after the goalkeeper spared his side a derby defeat against Everton.

Manchester United and Everton star Phil Neville believes Liverpool will not be enjoying the Premier League restart.The Reds are on the verge of their maiden Premier League title though were held to a goalless draw by Merseyside rivals Everton on Sunday.It now means Jurgen Klopp’s side are unlikely to clinch the crown before next week, having already had a three-month wait due to the coronavirus pandemic.And Neville believes it’s not a fun time for the Reds, despite being so close to a historic first crown.“They will win it but I’ve got to say that I bet they’re probably not enjoying this period,” the England Women's manager said on Match of the Day 2.“For Jurgen Klopp, he might even be preparing for next season with some of the players he’s

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp is hopeful that the injuries sustained by James Milner and Joel Matip in the goalless draw at Everton are not too serious.The duo limped off at Goodison Park as the Reds’ return to Premier League action ended in a draw.It’s just the third time this season that Klopp’s side have not won in the Premier League and delays their inevitable title celebrations.And it wasn’t just the result that didn’t go Liverpool’s way with fans concerned following injuries to Milner and defender Matip.Though Klopp is hopeful the duo won’t be sidelined for too long with his team returning to action on Wednesday against Crystal Palace.“Millie felt a hamstring a little bit but we’ve had this in the past,” said Klopp.“Millie is not often

Merseyside derby at Goodison Park.The Premier League leaders, clear by 22 points with nine games to go, were forced to cope without top scorer Mohamed Salah and left-back Andy Robertson as the pair had struggled with knocks throughout the week in training.Jurgen Klopp therefore decided to hand Takumi Minamino his first Premier League start since arriving from Red Bull Salzburg in Janaury, with James Milner deputising at left-back.For Everton, 19-year-old Anthony Gordon was handed his first start for the Toffees as the Merseyside derby, for the first time in its long history, took place without fans in the stadium.The first few minutes of this fixture usually includes a raucous atmosphere and high-octane, end-to-end action.

Jurgen Klopp insists his decision to bring Takumi Minamino off for Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain at half-time of Liverpool ’s 0-0 draw away at Everton this evening was pre-planned.

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp admitted his side rode their luck during their largely disappointing 0-0 draw with rivals Everton on Sunday night.

Everton at Goodison Park.The Merseyside derby lacked its usual energy and pace behind closed doors as both sides struggled to create any clear cut chances.Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool side, without Mohamed Salah and Andy Robertson, looked rusty on their return but moved a point closer to wrapping up their first Premier League title in 30 years.Everton, meanwhile, lacked ideas but remained organised and resolute defensively under Carlo Ancelotti to frustrate their local rivals.Here's five talking points from Merseyside after the two sides played out a goalless draw in the final game of the Premier League's first weekend back.Football looks different behind closed doors - and it could force Liverpool into a tactical change.Everton were content to

Liverpool striker Stan Collymore believes that Jurgen Klopp has achieved more in English football than Manchester City’s Pep Guardiola.Klopp’s side need just six more points to secure their first Premier League title and wins against Everton and Crystal Palace will guarantee that.However, talk of Klopp achieving more than Guardiola is perhaps too premature.

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Premier League title and get their season back underway on Sunday night following a three-month hiatus due to the coronavirus pandemic. They currently lead by 22 points after pushing Manchester City close last season - but they have a long way to go before they match United's 13 Premier League titles.

Liverpool full-back Trent Alexander-Arnold has attempted to calm the nerves of Reds supporters ahead of their Merseyside derby clash with Everton on Sunday night.

Liverpool decided against signing Timo Werner from RB Leipzig because he would have been forced to sit on their bench, according to Manchester United legend Wayne Rooney.Chelsea confirmed the £53million signing of Werner on Thursday, with the Germany striker due to join Frank Lampard’s squad once the Bundesliga campaign has concluded in July.However, it was Liverpool who looked in pole position to sign him earlier this year, only for the Merseyside outfit to pull out of a deal at the last minute.And Rooney believes Jurgen Klopp’s inability to offer Werner a starting spot ahead of Mohamed Salah, Sadio Mane or Roberto Firmino explains their stance.“Transfers-wise, the one thing Liverpool could strengthen is their bench,” the former United

Liverpool star Mohamed Salah has been compared to Cristiano Ronaldo at Manchester United for his impact on the squad by Wayne Rooney.The Egyptian became the first Reds star to score 20 goals in three consecutive seasons since Michael Owen, looking to add more against Everton in the club’s Premier League return.Jurgen Klopp’s No.11 is regarded as one of the best footballers in the world, also holding the record for the most goals in their first 100 Liverpool appearances.And Rooney, who won five Premier League titles at rivals United after moving from the blue side of the Mersey, compared him to one of the greats.

Kieran Tierney and Andy Robertson in the same team? Under the tutelage of Jurgen Klopp, Robertson has become one of the best left-backs in the world while Tierney has suffered an injury nightmare either side of a £25m move to Arsenal from Celtic but is now fit and raring to go.

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp is not going to let his side’s Premier League dominance stop them from a “major overhaul” in the transfer window this summer.The Reds are two wins away from lifting the trophy for the first time as they sit 22 points clear of Manchester City.Mohamed Salah, Sadio Mane and Roberto Firmino have combined to score 38 goals in the league this season.While Virgil van Dijk and Alisson have been solid at the back, with the Anfield side only losing one game so far. But the Sun have reported that it will not stop Klopp from making a major overhaul on his squad ahead of the new season.