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Manchester City legend Sergio Aguero said Michael Owen is his favourite Liverpool player of all time.The five-time Premier League winner played against plenty of Anfield legends during his ten-year stay at the Citizens.Aguero turned out against the likes of Steven Gerrard and Luis Suarez, as well as current Reds’ heroes Sadio Mane, and Mohamed Salah.He faced off against the Reds on 22 occasions in his career, contributing seven goals and four assists in many memorable meetings against the Merseysiders. However, Aguero snubbed all the legends he starred against, stating Owen was his favourite ever Reds player.“Michael Owen” was Aguero’s firm reply when a fan tweeted him, asking who his favourite Liverpool player was.After bursting through the ranks at Anfield, Owen became one of the best strikers in world football at Anfield.He contributed an outstanding 158 goals and 53 assists in 297 appearances for the Premier League giants, between 1996 and 2004.

READ MORE: Coleen Rooney's brutally honest answer about how her marriage survived Wayne's brothel visits As a teenager, stories emerged in 2004 saying Wayne, who was an Everton star at the time, had visited a brothel multiple times with pals on drunken nights out. After he married Coleen in 2008, further stories emerged in 2010 about a threesome with escorts Jenny Thompson and Helen Wood which happened the previous year, as well as date nights out with Jenny, according to the Mirror.

Liverpool to sign Arsenal ace Bukayo Saka as a replacement for star man Mohamed Salah.Salah, 29, is undoubtedly in the form of his life with 23 goals and nine assists for the Reds this season, amid reported interest from Spanish juggernauts Real Madrid.La Liga has a history of pinching Anfield's top talent, with Michael Owen and Steve McManaman both adorned to the bright lights of the Santiago Bernabeu after spells in the northwest.More recently though it has been Barcelona who have stolen Liverpool's brightest stars with Luis Suarez and Philippe Coutinho both unable to resist joining La Blaugrana.And if Salah is tempted with a move to the Spanish capital, Phillips believes Saka is a ready-made replacement for Jurgen Klopp's side. "I think Saka will get better and better," he told Football Insider."He’s still a young kid, he’s done a lot already in his short career."I think he’s an unbelievable talent and I think, moulded in the right way, he’ll turn out to be a top-class player."Arsenal's Player of the Season for 2021, Saka has already shown his capabilities at the Emirates Stadium and at international level.HAVE YOUR SAY! Do you think Buakyo Saka could replace Mohamed Salah? Lets us know in the comments section.Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant Daily Star football email newsletter!From the latest transfer news to the agenda-setting stories, get it all in your email inbox - don't miss a thing.It only takes a matter of seconds.Simply type your email address into the box at the top of this article and hit 'subscribe'.And that's it, job done.

Jamie Carragher has slammed the decision which saw Mohamed Salah miss out on taking a crucial penalty in the African Cup of Nations final shootout.Sadio Mane failed to convert an early spot kick in the showpiece final as both his Senegal and Salah's Egypt failed to break the deadlock across 120 minutes of action.The match was then decided by a penalty shootout with Liverpool's Senegalese star drilling home the decisive spot kick after the Pharaohs fluffed two of their efforts.However, his fellow Reds forward Salah was denied the opportunity to take an all-important penalty after being pencilled in for Egypt's fifth - only for the final to be decided before he had a chance to step up.Former Liverpool defender Carragher took to Twitter to express his outrage and bemusement at the costly decision which meant Egypt's talisman was prevented from taking a spot kick.The Sky Sports pundit posted: "That is why your best penalty taker should never go fifth. Mo Salah not taking a penalty for Egypt in a shootout in a final is madness.

Liverpool debut on Sunday as he came off the bench during their 3-1 win over Cardiff in the FA Cup, and he was clearly in awe as he received a warm ovation from the Anfield crowd.But it's not the first time that he's been star-struck this week, as the £37.5million signing was left stunned as he met Liverpool giant Virgil van Dijk.As well as towering over most other people at 6'3", van Dijk has a certain aura that follows him, mainly because he is one of the best centre-backs in the world.

Africa Cup of Nations crown, at the expense of a heartbroken Egyptian side.The stage was set for a blockbuster AFCON final, with Liverpool's two biggest stars facing off for African bragging rights, and it was always going to end in tears for one of them.Unfortunately for Mohamed Salah, it was his turn to suffer disappointment despite a spirited performance, and the Egypt captain didn't even get to take a penalty as his side crashed out at the final hurdle.However, the two Liverpool team-mates shared a heartfelt embrace at the end of the match, as Mane went over to comfort a distraught Salah.It was a second final defeat for Salah who had to settle for a runners-up medal back in 2017, but Mane's winning penalty earned Senegal their first ever success in the tournament.Once the initial celebrations had died down, Mane immediately went over to his Liverpool team-mate to console the tearful winger, in a touching gesture the highlights the bond between the pair.It was certainly a moment that Jurgen Klopp and all Liverpool fans will be delighted to see, as there has been some speculation about tensions between the pair at times, after an infamous moment during a Premier League clash against Burnley.Extra-time and penalties has been the story of this year's AFCON, but it looked like that wouldn't be the case in the final, as Senegal were awarded a penalty after just three minutes.However, with some help from Salah who was seen advising Egypt goalkeeper Gabaski, Mane's spot-kick was saved in dramatic fashion.The game ended goalless, and Egypt headed for their third penalty shootout of the tournament, although when it mattered most, they couldn't come up with the goods.Mane made up for his earlier miss with the winning strike, as

Jamie Carragher has compared Mohamed Salah's Africa Cup of Nations penalty shootout decision to Cristiano Ronaldo's against Spain for Portugal.

Mohamed Salah was brutally shut down by referee Victor Gomes during the Africa Cup of Nations final on Sunday.The South African official sarcastically tried to hand Salah his cards and his whistle, as if to say 'would you like to ref the game, pal?', following a series of complaints made by the Egyptian.The Liverpool man had been in the referee's ever since the fourth minute when he took issue with his decision to award Senegal an early penalty.Luckily for the Egyptians, goalkeeper Mohamed Abou Gabal saved Sadio Mane's spot-kick.But persistent whinging, from both sides, didn't let up and after half an hour Gomes was forced to put his foot down with Salah."That’s code for 'Shut the f*** up'," wrote on fan on social media."Fair play to the referee, Salah didn't want any of that," tweeted another."Nice one Victor Gomes for flying the South African flag," a third wrote.Did Senegal deserve to win the Africa Cup of Nations? Let us know what you think in the comments section below...The final was eventually settled on penalties when 120 minutes of football failed to separate the two sides.Senegal were crowed champions with Mane netting the winning penalty, redeeming himself for his earlier in the miss, to hand his nation its first ever Africa Cup of Nations victory.

Sadio Mane showed his class shortly after fluffing his lines from the penalty spot during the Africa Cup of Nations final on Sunday.The Senegal forward had the chance to put his side ahead just four minutes into the tie but saw his shot excellently parried by Egypt goalkeeper Mohamed Abou Gabal. But rather than hang his head in shame, Mane lifted his arms in the air in an immediate attempt to rally the crowd.In response, Liverpool fans were quick to lavish the 29-year-old, who has gone head-to-head with club teammate Mohamed Salah this evening, with praise."Top mentality," wrote one Liverpool fan."Few players would do this if they failed like that.

Liverpool stars Sadio Mane and Mohamed Salah were seen exchanging a few stern words after Senegal were awarded a penalty in the Africa Cup of Nations final on Sunday.Senegal defender Saliou Ciss was wiped out by Egypt's Mohamed Abdelmonem, giving Mane the chance to put his nation in front after just four minutes.The referee's decision looked fairly straightforward, but it didn't stop Salah and Mane confronting one another as the Egyptian's protested.Just minutes earlier, the two were spotted warmly embracing one another in the tunnel before kick off.Mane stepped up but saw his penalty expertly saved by goalkeeper Mohamed Abou Gabal, who had been the hero for Egypt during the shootout in the semi-final against hosts Cameroon, as well as in shootout against Ivory Coast in the round of 16.Both Salah and Mane have been in good form throughout the tournament, scoring five goals between them so far.The two have formed a formidable partnership at club level for the past four-and-half seasons, leading Liverpool to Champions League victory in 2019, and to Premier League glory in 2020.Will Salah and Mane both be playing for Liverpool next season? Let us know what you think in the comments section...Despite being good friends, the two have clashed before - most notably against Burnley three years ago when Mane lost his cool when Salah opted not to pass to him several times in the box during the game.After getting subbed off, Mane was seen shouting towards the bench and threw his jacket on the floor in anger, before venting at manager Jurgen Klopp and his teammates on the bench.

Liverpool sensation Mohamed Salah was the most animated and “angriest he’s ever been” during Egypt’s Africa Cup of Nations clash against host nation Cameroon.Dubious officiating saw Egypt manager Carlos Queiroz lose his head and receive a sending off at the end of the 90 in the tense semi-final match, with the scores level at 0-0.The Pharaohs eventually won 3-1 on penalties thanks to Mohamed Abou Gabal’s heroic stops to deny Harold Moukoudi and James Lea Siliki from the spot.But not before Egypt captain Salah launched a furious rant at referee Bakary Gassama prior to extra-time commencing.Salah was captured angrily protesting Gassama’s questionable officiating in a lengthy outburst before the referee repeatedly waved him away.The Liverpool forward gave Gassama a hostile glare until he was eventually ushered away by another official.And viewers were left stunned by the Egyptian’s “angriest” moment yet as his passion got the better of him.One fan took to Twitter to write: “Most animated I’ve ever seen Salah.”Another wrote: “I have never seen this much anger in his eyes. PASSION.”A third added: "Love the passion Mo is showing here...

Liverpool and Egypt ace Mohamed Salah “does not impress" him. Aboubakar’s eyebrow raising comments added extra heat to Indomitable Lions’ Africa Cup of Nations semi-final clash against Egypt.The hosts overcame a spirited Gambia side 2-0 in the quarter-finals, but seven-time champions Egypt will surely be the toughest challenge of their tournament to date.

Liverpool fans wild on social media.After a drab 0-0 draw at Anfield last week, the Reds scored the opening goal of the two-legged League Cup semi-final against Arsenal on Thursday evening.And without star man Mohamed Salah or midfield maestro Sadio Mane in the side, it was left to Roberto Firmino to provide the magic.The Reds no.9 has endured a frustrating time so far this season, often having to deputise for Jota in the lone striker role.But with Salah and Mane both away at the Africa Cup of Nations, the duo found themselves starting together for the third successive game.Though Firmino and Jota's link-up play fooled fans into thinking they'd been playing alongside one another for years.Dropping into midfield the Brazilian cushioned a cute first-time backheel into the path of Trent Alexander-Arnold who fed Jota down the left channel.Turning Takehiro Tomiyasu inside out, Jota cut inside to the edge of the area before applying a neat finish under Arsenal 'keeper Aaron Ramsdale.And while the finish was excellent, the flick from Firmino was on another level with fans marvelling at the Brazilain's wizardry on social media.How good was Roberto Firmino's flick? Let us know in the comments section."That’s filthy Firmino," said one supporter."That touch from Firmino in the build-up," commented another, alongside three fire emojis."Brilliant, direct, positive drive into the box but did you see that back heel assist from Firmino?" replied a third.Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant Daily Star football email newsletter!From the latest transfer news to the agenda-setting stories, get it all in your email inbox - don't miss a thing.It only takes a matter of seconds.Simply

Manchester United stars Cristiano Ronaldo and Bruno Fernandes have been left out of the FIFA 22 TOTY squad, with three Man City players making it in.

Two of the biggest names in African football go head to head as Nigeria take on Egypt in Garoua at AFCON.

Mohamed Salah’s brace against Everton was not enough to satisfy him, with Jurgen Klopp saying the attacker was annoyed after the game that he did not score more. Liverpool earned their biggest Merseyside derby win since 1982 on Wednesday night, beating the Toffees 4-1.

Lionel Messi delivered a classy message to Liverpool star Mohamed Salah after picking up his record-breaking seventh Ballon d'Or on Monday night. The Reds forward was one of 30 nominees for the prestigious award, but it wasn't to be for the Egyptian who finished seventh overall.Paris Saint-Germain ace Messi claimed the accolade for a seventh time, finishing ahead of Bayern Munich striker Robert Lewandowski and Chelsea midfielder Jorginho.

Mohamed Salah.The Reds put Southampton to the sword on Saturday afternoon as Jurgen Klopp's side hit the Saints for four.However, after the match, a Liverpool fan ran onto the field to greet Salah, while appearing to film the superstar.The man wasn't able to get that close to the Egyptian, however, as stewards intercepted his attempts to meet Salah.Meanwhile, Salah looked relaxed at the situation but also annoyed at the man as he pointed back towards the stands.Salah wasn't able to get himself on the scoresheet, but he did provide an assist for Jurgen Klopp's side.Diogo Jota stepped up for Liverpool, and he fired the Reds ahead in the 2nd minute before grabbing a second half-an-hour later.Jota was unplayable for the first 45 minutes, but he

Liverpool ace Mohamed Salah is usually gifted with weaving his way past opponents but the Egyptian needed a bodyguard to evade numerous Gabonese players asking for his shirt on Tuesday evening.

Liverpool are reportedly lining up a triple January transfer swoop to cover for Mohamed Salah, Sadio Mane and Naby Keita when the trio head off to the Africa Cup of Nations.The Reds are still well positioned to launch a Premier League title challenge this season despite slumping to their first defeat of the campaign away at West Ham on Sunday.That 3-1 loss has left them four points adrift of current leaders Chelsea, but there is more than enough time to make up ground with 27 matches still to play.However, at the turn of the year Jurgen Klopp will be without star attackers Salah and Mane, who are set to take part in AFCON with Egypt and Senegal respectively.Keita is also heading to the tournament with his native Guinea, meaning Klopp will

Former Manchester United and Liverpool striker Michael Owen has waxed lyrical about Liverpool and hat-trick hero Mohamed Salah after their 5-0 win over United at Old Trafford on Sunday afternoon.