Diogo Jota: Last News

Mohamed Salah’s decision to sign a new contract at Liverpool will come as a relief to Jurgen Klopp, who can now formalise his plans for his starting XI in pre-season. The Egyptian put an end to months of speculation about his future at Anfield after agreeing a new three-year deal will keep him at Anfield until June 2025.

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.

Incoming Manchester City superstar Erling Haaland has been tipped to win next season’s Premier League Golden Boot. Liverpool’s Mo Salah and Tottenham’s Son Heung-min shared the award this time around with 23 goals each.

Liverpool fans are convinced that Mohamed Salah has a 'final curse' after he was injured during the FA Cup final. Salah was forced out of Liverpool's clash with Chelsea after he sat down in the centre circle after just 32 minutes.

Liverpool the FA Cup final this weekend even if he doesn't start.I just think he's a fantastic player who has settled quicker than smoke - and he's going to win more than Suarez ever did at Anfield. Suarez had one sensational season at Liverpool but the only trophy he ever won was the League Cup in 2012.Diaz has already done that and he's going to end up winning a lot, lot more. He's always on the front foot, always gets the ball forward, makes good runs off the ball.

Manchester United and Arsenal have been handed a boost in their battle to sign Ruben Neves this summer from Wolves.The midfielder has reportedly got his sights set on leaving the Molineux at the end of the season after five years at the club. Neves has been an integral part of the team since his arrival while becoming a fan favourite in the process.However, the 25-year-old is ready to take the next step in his career and wants to move to a new club where he can play in Europe.

Jurgen Klopp has benched Mohamed Salah and Trent Alexander-Arnold, a move which Liverpool fans have labelled "risky".Salah and Alexander-Arnold have both been dropped from the Reds side which will take on Newcastle in the early kick-off at St James' Park on Saturday (April 30). In response to the team news, one supporter wrote: "Risky that."Another questioned: "What is this team seriously we are playing Newcastle away with no Salah or Trent." Similarly, a fellow fan asked: "Why such a big risk." There was concern amongst the fanbase for not only the defence and attack, but also the midfield.One social media post read: "Your worrying about trent I'm worrying about hendo milner keita...

Cristiano Ronaldo needed only seven minutes to make his mark against Norwich as the Manchester United striker moved past Harry Kane in the Premier League goal-scoring charts. Ronaldo opened the scoring at Old Trafford with his 13th goal of the domestic campaign - and it was soon followed by a 14th.

Liverpool and Manchester City was not the most-watched Premier League game this season.According to the latest figures, the Super Sunday clash that ended 2-2 at the Etihad earned a massive 3.19million in-home viewers on average. But it falls second to Manchester United’s 5-0 thrashing at the hands of Liverpool in October, which earned a 3.65m average.Sky Sports report that their total on Sunday was a culmination of 7million people.

Manchester City vs Liverpool match on Sunday cost himself a small fortune by doing so.Tom Haden placed £5 on a 250/1 five-selection bet builder for the crunch Premier League clash and had seen four of his selections come in during the first half.

Liverpool forward Diogo Jota has been accused of ‘doing a Mohamed Salah' after failing to square the ball to the Egyptian against Manchester City on Sunday.The former Wolves star was slipped through on goal late into the first half, but before he was able to get his shot away, Aymeric Laporte slid in and somehow managed to tackle the Portuguese international. But what was made all the more frustrating for Reds fans is that Salah was ready and waiting for a tap-in besides him.Given that Salah has been accused of being selfish in front of goal previously, many saw the irony in the Egypt international’s fury at not receiving the pass.

Manchester City supporters continue to rave about Kevin De Bruyne after the Belgian superstar laid down an early marker in their gripping title showdown with Liverpool on Sunday afternoon. It took De Bruyne only five minutes to open the scoring with Premier League honours on the line.

Liverpool have arrived in Manchester with their big guns in tow ahead of Sunday's title showdown at the Etihad.

Paul Merson has picked his combined Liverpool and Manchester City XI ahead of their big clash on Sunday.But it's bad news for England star Trent Alexander-Arnold, who doesn't make the cut. Instead, former Arsenal and Three Lions forward Merse has gone for Kyle Walker - because he's a better defender.Merson went for Liverpool keeper Alisson in goal, with Walker joined by Virgil Van Dijk, Ruben Dias and Andrew Robertson at the back. He also picked an all-City midfield three of Bernardo Silva, Rodri and Kevin De Bruyne.

Liverpool survived a second-half fightback from Benfica to put one foot in the Champions League semi-finals, after sealing a 3-1 victory in the quarter-final first leg in Lisbon.Ibrahima Konate headed the Reds into the lead after 17 minutes from Andy Robertson's corner and Sadio Mane extended their advantage with a close-range finish. Darwin Nunez got the hosts back into the contest just three minutes after the interval, but Luis Diaz struck late on to seal the victory.But they held on to claim the first-leg advantage ahead of the return fixture at Anfield next week.

Jurgen Klopp has gradually transitioned several Liverpool academy products into crucial first-team stars, and under-18s star Oakley Cannonier could be the next to make the step up.Some Reds fans may recognise that name from somewhere but are unable to figure out why, as Cannonier played a starring role in the Reds’ Champions League glory in 2019. He was the ball-boy that promptly returned the ball to Trent Alexander-Arnold so that he could quickly deliver a cross to Divock Origi and complete Liverpool’s historic 4-0 victory over Barcelona – winning 4-3 on aggregate.However, Reds fans have another reason to remember Cannonier’s name as he is one of the brightest talents in their academy.

Liverpool midfielder Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain reportedly said "I haven't played for weeks" after he was substituted during Jurgen Klopp's side's victory over Nottingham Forest. The former Arsenal central midfielder was deployed on the right side of a three-man midfield during the Reds’ 1-0 away victory over Nottingham Forest in the FA Cup semi-final.

Gary Neville has admitted that Liverpool have the "luxury" of forward options that Manchester City don't have as the pair battle for the Premier League title.City slipped up against Crystal Palace on Monday evening, allowing Liverpool the chance to cut the gap to one on Wednesday.And Neville admitted after the game that Liverpool's attack could make the difference in the title race.He said: "Liverpool are really dangerous. They look really dangerous."I just look at those five strikers that they’ve got and going into the last part of the season knowing that you can win an awful lot of football matches with those five upfront."Whereas City don’t have that same luxury in attacking areas."Liverpool's front four of Diogo Jota, Roberto Firmino, Mohamed Salah, and Sadio Mane was boosted in January with the arrival of Luis Diaz.And after impressing since his arrival Diaz was on the scoresheet for the Reds over the weekend.Salah added to Liverpool's early strike with a second to claim the three points for Jurgen Klopp's side.Liverpool have now won their last six games, while City have only lost one of their last 19. Who do you think will win the Premier League? Let us know in the comments section Neville added: "Liverpool have won the last eight, City have won 16 out of 18 before tonight, it’s obscene."The records are incredible.

Liverpool have revealed the severity of Mohamed Salah’s injury is still unknown after the Egyptian was forced off against Brighton. Salah scored a penalty in the 2-0 win that took Liverpool to within three points of Manchester City at the top of the table, but shortly after scoring he went down and was replaced by Diogo Jota. With the Reds still fighting in three competitions, any injury to their star man would be a huge concern and the club will be hoping that the news proves to be positive.

On Sunday, Manchester United will attempt to follow up Wednesday night’s much-needed victory over Brighton with a win at long-time rivals Leeds United.

Jurgen Klopp ’s side failed to impress. After a poor first half, Diogo Jota opened the scoring for the Reds in the 53rd minute when he guided his header into the far corner following a free-kick from Trent Alexander-ArnoldTakumi Minamino then doubled the Merseyside teams lead in the 68th minute when January summer signing Luis Diaz, introduced in the second half, stole the ball inside the Cardiff penalty area for the Japanese star to convert with ease.Harvey Elliott then made it three with a super goal, teeing himself up from an Andrew Robertson cross before firing a fierce volley into the far corner.Rubin Colwill gave the Bluebirds supporters something to cheer about in the 80th minute when the 19-year-old broke through the Liverpool defence and smashed the ball past Caiomhin Kelleher.Although the scoreline was convincing, Liverpool weren’t at their very best.