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Jurgen Klopp sent after guiding Liverpool to this season's Champions League final have highlighted the Reds' true mentality.Klopp's side defeated Villarreal 5-2 on aggregate to book their place in Paris for the showpiece event. Liverpool will be attempting to win their third trophy of the season next Saturday when they take on Real Madrid.It is a far cry from last season, in which the Reds struggled badly after being hit by a series of injuries to their first-choice defenders.

Liverpool star Nat Phillips has confirmed his relationship with Liam Gallagher's daughter Molly Moorish.Phillips celebrated promotion with Bournemouth, who he has spent the second half of the season on loan with, at the end of the Championship season last weekend. And by his side for the end-of-season lap of honour was Molly, who posed for a snap with him which she uploaded to social media.She wrote on Instagram: "Big fan of your work @nathaniel_phillips." The pair had been spotted together online before but hadn't made their romance official.

Nat Phillips insists he has not abandoned his Liverpool dreams despite his loan move to Bournemouth.The Reds central defender, 24, joined the Championship promotion-chasers last week - and makes his debut tonight in the FA Cup fourth round tie against non-league Boreham Wood. Most assume the switch, even if only for the remainder of the campaign, signals the beginning of the end of his Anfield days - with chances so few and far between in Jurgen Klopp's ’s starting line-up since August..

Former Bolton Wanderers youngster Nat Phillips has joined Championship side Bournemouth on loan from Premier League giants Liverpool.

Liverpool could make room for Porto prospect Luis Diaz by sanctioning the sales of a cult hero and a promising international before transfer deadline day on Monday.Jurgen Klopp has been open about the club's shrewd business plan throughout his time at Anfield, and the ongoing January window is not an exception.With the deal for the incoming 25-year-old set to cost an initial £37.5million, they could recoup a large chunk of those funds with outgoing deals for Divock Origi and Takumi Minamino.Origi, who is a cult hero among fans for his Champions League heroics of their 2018/19 triumph, could be joined in leaving Merseyside by Japan international Minamino.The Athletic reports that permanent offers for both Origi and Minamino will be considered this month.Belgium international Origi has scored 40 goals for the club across 167 appearances since his £10million move from Lille back in July of 2014.Minamino, who had a positive loan spell at Southampton last season, only joined the club from Red Bull Salzburg in 2020, scoring 10 goals across 49 outings.Will Luis Diaz fire Liverpool to a major trophy? Give us your thoughts in the comments sectionThe report adds that Leeds United and Monaco have inquired about Minamino, who has been valued at around £20million following his arrival for £7.25million.In addition, Liverpool could also raise funds by selling central defender Nat Phillips, who they value at around £15million, having turned down £7million from Watford.Klopp spoke about his transfer plans for January back in December, and admitted that their Covid and vaccination status could have an impact on potential moves.He said: "I got this question asked in the last press conference and didn’t think about it to be honest."It was

Liverpool have reportedly slapped a price tag of £15m on former Bolton Wanderers defender Nat Phillips who could well be on the move in the January transfer window.

Nat Phillips could be on his way out of Liverpool in the January transfer window with West Ham United tipped as a potential destination.

Liverpool defender Nat Phillips performed an audacious 'Cruyff turn' on the edge of his box against AC Milan in the Champions League on Tuesday, we thought we'd take a look back at some of the game's greatest tricks and who invented them.As you might expect, their architects are often some of the sports finest ever players, but not always.So with that in mind, here are eight footballers who invented iconic skills.We'll start with the aforementioned Cruyff turn, first introduced to the world by Dutch legend Johan Cruyff during Holland's tie with Sweden during the 1974 World Cup.Being closely marked by defender Jan Olsson, Cruyff feigned a pass before unexpectedly executing an abrupt 180-degree turn by playing the ball behind his standing leg

Jurgen Klopp at Liverpool has been revealed - with the 24-year-old battling back from a broken back to star at the San Siro for the Reds in their 2-1 win over AC Milan on Tuesday night.Phillips was thrust into the spotlight last year after deputising for Klopp's side in the wake of an unprecedented injury crisis.Despite starting the season as the Reds' sixth choice centre back, Phillips held his own and played a huge part in the stunning fightback that saw Liverpool eventually finish in 3rd spot; qualifying for the Champions League in the process.It was a fairytale story for Phillips - who almost ended up signing a scholarship at the University of North Carolina in America before Liverpool swooped in after he was released from cash-strapped

Newcastle United are dreaming of a late Christmas present to splash out on with their newly acquired millions.The Toon Army are currently rooted to the bottom of the Premier League table.But with money no object, the Daily Telegraph are reporting that Newcastle will 'move quickly' to land their key targets.The Telegraph also claims that while every position is being evaluated, centre back and defensive midfield are the most pressing targets.And if the Magpies find a suitable target they will look to make the move happen rather than attempt to fit it into an allocated budget.Newcastle have been linked with a plethora of names since the takeover in October.Manchester United’s Jesse Lingard, Chelsea’s Ross Barkley, Liverpool’s Nat Phillips,

Premier League season less than a week away, clubs are stepping up their summer business as they look to strengthen their squads for the upcoming campaign.Liverpool are yet to add to their early acquisition of French centre back Ibrahima Konate from RB Leipzig for £36million but have received a boost in their pursuit of a new midfielder.They have also learned the cost of one of their wideman targets as well as receiving an enquiry from a fellow Premier League club for one of last season's star performers, centre back Nat Phillips who is a target for Newcastle United.Newcastle United have contacted Liverpool to enquire about the availability of centre back Nathaniel Phillips.Phillips impressed last season after coming into the team following

Liverpool are at full strength defensively again.

Liverpool fans have taken to social media to vent their anger after they were left fearing the Reds are about to make a “foolish” transfer decision.After a season in which their Premier League title defence resembled a damp squib, the Reds are set to overhaul Jurgen Klopp’s squad.This is especially true for many of the back-up options the German possesses, with many of them having failed to impress when called upon in the midst of the Reds’ injury crisis last term.As they look to bring in reinforcements, players will need to be sold in order to bring in the necessary funds.One of those players who is edging closer to being sold is Nat Phillips, with The Athletic reporting the Reds have set his price tag at £15million amid interest from

Liverpool could lose young defender Nat Phillips this summer - and he is already being eyed up by two Premier League sides.The 24-year-old enjoyed a breakthrough season at Anfield due to the injury crisis, making 20 appearances as Virgil Van Dijk, Joe Gomez and Joel Matip were all injured.While Jurgen Klopp is keen to keep the centre-back, an insider at the Reds says the youngster is reluctant to sign up.Phillips is not the only one who may be considering an exit as Xherdan Shaqiri, Divock Origi and Harry Wilson are all eyeing up the door.But the Liverpool boss is willing to throw the fringe players a lifeline - but on one condition.

Liam Gallagher’s daughter Molly appears to be ‘dating’ Liverpool defender Nat Phillips.The 21-year-old, whose dad is a former Oasis star and life-long Manchester City supporter, shared a photo from a tree of the latest Anfield star on her Instagram page.While the model was seen swearing at the gloomy-faced defender, she added a love-up emoji to the social media post to suggest the pair were romantically involved.Molly, who has 81,000 followers on Instagram, is the daughter from Gallagher’s affair with Lisa Moorish while the singer was married to actress Patsy Kensit.Having been conceived in 1997, the 21-year-old did not have contact with her dad growing up due to his strained relationship with the female singer-songwriter.But a photo emerge

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Liverpool defender Rhys Williams is expected to be loaned out by the Reds this summer, as Jurgen Klopp has set his sights on Ibrahima Konate.Konate, reportedly, has a release clause of around £40million, and Klopp is looking to reinforce Liverpool's defence with his services.However, the knock-on effect of the French U21 international arriving on Merseyside would mean Williams could be loaned out despite making 19 appearances this campaign, according to Goal.Williams has been a shoo-in for the Liverpool side towards the backend of the season, and alongside Nat Phillips, Williams has started the Red's final five games.Liverpool had the best defence in the league during the 19/20 campaign - when they claimed their first Premier League title -

After enduring a disappointing season in the Premier League, Liverpool are set to be active in the upcoming summer transfer window.

Liverpool next season.The German will welcome back Dutch stalwart Van Dijk next season, with the 29-year-old set to be fully recovered from the ACL injury he suffered against Everton back in October that has kept him out all season.Joe Gomez and Joel Matip should also be fit after several months on the sidelines.The likes of Nat Phillips, Rhys Williams and January loan signing Ozan Kabak, along with Fabinho and Jordan Henderson at times, have deputised in their absence.It would probably be assumed that Van Dijk and Gomez would be Klopp's go-to centre-back pairing for next year, though it is understood that Ibrahima Konate is set to make the move from RB Leipzig.However, former Liverpool goalkeeper David James insists that he already has the

Jurgen Klopp has opened up on his beliefs for what the future holds for young centre back partners Nat Phillips and Rhys Williams.Phillips and Williams started their fourth successive game in Wednesday’s win over Burnley, with the Reds picking up a maximum of 12 points from those matches.Though they at times appeared to struggle to contain the threat of Chris Wood against the Clarets, Phillips and Williams ultimately helped their side to secure a clean sheet at Turf Moor.The emergence of the Liverpool academy pair as first team options has been a major boost to Klopp, who saw senior defenders Virgil van Dijk, Joe Gomez and Joel Matip all struck down by injury.The four wins that Liverpool have secured in their recent Premier League matches

Premier League a major boost with a win over lowly Burnley.The Reds struggled to get to grips with the hosts’ style in the first-half, though they did spurn several chances to break the deadlock.Roberto Firmino did finally open the scoring with a strike from inside the box just before the break before Nat Phillips and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain secured the win in the second-half.That was enough to put their hopes of qualifying for next season’s Champions League in their own hands.