LeBron James booed during Champions League final - and fans aim cheeky chant at him

Lebron James is the second athlete in history to become a billionaire after joining Michael Jordan in being valued at 10 figures. According to Forbes, the Los Angeles Lakers star is now worth $1billion thanks to a string of highly valuable investments, including a stake in Liverpool through the Fenway Sports Group.

NBA icon Lebron James has become only the second athlete in history to become a billionaire. The Los Angeles Lakers star has been valued at $1billion (£800million) by Forbes, following in the footsteps of fellow basketball legend Michael Jordan.

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 fans have joked that Luis Diaz has gone 'full GTA character' as the Colombian wizard showed off his latest haircut on Tuesday. Diaz, who moved to Merseyside in January, has helped transform Liverpool's attack.

Former goalkeeper Peter Schmeichel could not resist biting back at Jamie Carragher after the latter aimed a dig at Manchester United following Saturday's Champions League final between Liverpool and Real Madrid.

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.

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.

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.

Real Madrid president Florentino Perez told Kylian Mbappe he had been "forgotten" by the Spanish giants after their Champions League final victory over Liverpool on Saturday night. Mbappe recently found himself in hot water with Los Blancos after choosing to remain at Paris Saint-Germain until 2025, despite strong rumours he would join Carlo Ancelotti's side. Madrid were understood to be surprised and furious by the agreement, but Perez didn't seem too fussed as he discussed the French superstar after the La Liga side's surprise win in Paris.

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.

Mohamed Salah has been savaged by fans online after the Liverpool star's old "score to settle" tweet came back to haunt him after Saturday night's Champions League final defeat.Real Madrid battled to a 1-0 win against Jurgen Klopp's side at the Stade de France, with Vinicius Jr bundling home the winner on the hour mark. The Reds had headed into the big match hoping to clinch a seventh European Cup, but instead, had to watch Los Blancos land a record-extending 14th European crown.The result means that Liverpool have been bested by Real Madrid in the Champions League final twice in four years after the Spanish giants also came out on top in the 2018 final - something that the Reds were keen to avenge.No-one was more determined to avenge that previous defeat than Salah, who was forced off with an injury in Kyiv.

Everton hero Richarlison wasted no time in mocking rivals Liverpool for their Champions League final defeat at the hands of Real Madrid by posting a meme on Twitter to leave fans in stitches. Fresh off the back of securing Premier League safety in the penultimate game of the season, half of Merseyside will have been left delighted by the success of Carlo Ancelotti's side over Jurgen Klopp's misfiring men in Paris.

Gary Neville has shown he has no shame in admitting he is "f****** buzzing" after Liverpool lost the Champions League final to Real Madrid.Jurgen Klopp's side were narrowly beaten at the Stade de France in Paris on Saturday night, with Vinicius Jr's second half goal proving the difference as they fell to a 1-0 defeat. The Reds had been hoping to secure a seventh European crown in the French capital but were kept at bay by an inspired performance from Real Madrid goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois.Following the match, former Manchester United defender Neville took to Twitter to show he was revelling in Liverpool's crushing defeat."It’s really normal to be happy tonight if you’re a united fan! I’m f@@@@@g ecstatic!" wrote Neville, who won the Champions League twice with United during his career.Earlier in the night, Neville had also taken to social media to comment on the chaotic scenes outside the stadium which had caused the start of the match to be delayed.Neville, who has worked as a pundit for Sky Sports since hanging up his boots, admitted he was "not surprised" by BT Sport's coverage of the drama unfolding outside of the ground.How many trophies will Liverpool win next season? Let us know in the comments section below.After The Athletic's Adam Crafton had tweeted about his surprise that BT Sport did not have a reporter outside the stadium, Neville responded by adding: "Are you surprised? I’m not.

Liverpool conceded the crucial goal in their Champions League defeat to Real Madrid.Vinicius Junior's second-half finish was all that separated the two European heavyweights at the Stade de France. Alexander-Arnold's man crept in at the back post and converted Federico Valverde's cross-cum-shot to secure his side's 14th European crown.Many viewers felt the Liverpool right-back was at fault for failing to pick the Real winger up.

Liverpool failed to win their second Champions League trophy in three years after falling to a 1-0 defeat to Real Madrid.A nervy first-half saw a Karim Benzema goal disallowed, with the Reds having dominated the opening 45 minutes. But after the break, Liverpool struggled to match their first-half levels and a dreadful defensive lapse from Trent Alexander-Arnold saw Vinicius open the scoring for Madrid on the hour mark.Despite the Reds pushing for an equaliser, they found Thibaut Courtois in inspired form, with Carlo Ancelotti's side able to hold on to claim their 14th European Cup.

Michael Jordan has been enjoying some rest and relaxation in Mexico.The 59-year-old was spotted having fun with his wife and other family members during a luxurious vacation in Los Cabos.The basketball great looked comfortable in a grey t-shirt and shorts as he hung out with loved ones on the balcony of their suite. R&R: Michael Jordan, 59, was spotted enjoying family time with his wife in Los Cabos Giggles: The former shooting guard was dressed comfortably in a gray t-shirt and shorts His wife, former model Yvette Prieto, 43, showed off her taut abs in a seafoam green bikini and white long sleeve coverup.

Liverpool's players have embroiled themselves in an angry row with UEFA over their Champions League final protocol ahead of Saturday night's match.The Reds face Real Madrid at the Stade de France in Paris as they bid to win the Champions League for the seventh time in their history. However, Marca report that the club's players have been angered by a change to UEFA's protocol regarding family and friends ahead of the match.Players from the winning team will not be allowed to bring their family and friends onto the pitch to celebrate lifting the trophy at full-time in Paris.Liverpool's players were able to bring their loved ones onto the pitch in Madrid in 2019 after they beat Tottenham Hotspur to win their sixth European crown.However, UEFA have ruled out similar scenes this year, with "security concerns" cited as a reason for the decision.

Real Madrid to emerge triumphant in the Champions League final against Liverpool. Carlo Ancelotti's side are seeking their 14th European crown in Paris against Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool, in a repeat of the 2017-18 Champions League final where the Spanish side won their third title in a row.This year marks the side's first Champions League final since that victory, while Liverpool returned the following year to beat Tottenham in Madrid, and it's a tough one to predict for the clash on Saturday evening.However, Ferrari driver Sainz, a passionate Madrid fan, believes the team he adores will be able to secure the honours and admitted he did consider travelling to the French capital for the final but elected to remain in Monaco ahead of Sunday's Grand Prix."I don't think Real needs to win because as a team, they've done a great season.

Liverpool-themed pub in Paris. Ahead of the Champions League final between Real Madrid and the Reds, fans have flocked to the French capital to join in the celebrations. The two clubs will face off at the Stade de France on Saturday evening.