Steven Caulker: Last News

Steven Caulker reveals Dundee gave him his love for football back ... even if his "mental" stint in Scotland saw his captain order him to get "f****** smashed" from the table at Pizza Express.

Liverpool flops Steven Caulker and Fabio Borini were both on the scoresheet for Andrea Pirlo's Fatih Karagümrük. Caulker was the first ex-Red to find the net - his first for his new side - when he prodded home to break the deadlock on Saturday morning.

Liverpool’s Mohamed Salah and Sadio Mane.But one player that most wouldn’t expect to see at the tournament is Steven Caulker.The central defender has spent most of his career in England to date, enjoying spells at Tottenham, Queens Park Rangers and Swansea City.But after the 29-year-old spent a short while at Dundee, Caulker’s career took a bizarre twist as he then moved to Turkish side Alanyaspor.He spent two seasons at the club before moving to fellow Super Lig side Fenerbahce, who then sent him out on loan to Gaziantep FK.But Caulker’s story has taken yet another twist as the defender looks set to feature for Sierra Leone at the Africa Cup of Nations - despite having an England cap to his name.Caulker picked up an England cap back in

Steven Caulker has firmly denied he had a gentleman's agreement with Celtic when Brendan Rodgers was boss before he pitched up at Dundee in 2018.

Tottenham Hotspur defender Steven Caulker has decided to switch his international allegiance to Sierra Leone ahead of next year’s Africa Cup of Nations.The 29-year-old centre-back currently plays for Turkish Super Lig club Gaziantep, having enjoyed a resurgence since his move to Turkey in 2019 when he signed for Alanyaspor.Caulker earned a solitary cap for England nine years ago in a friendly game against Sweden but is eligible to represent Sierra Leone through his grandfather William after being approached by Carlton Cole on behalf of their football association.He was also eligible to represent Scotland through his grandmother Jessie but has made it clear he will submit a request for change of association to FIFA in order to play for

Liverpool defender Steven Caulker has joked he will return to Anfield if he’s allowed to play up front.Caulker was signed on loan from QPR in January 2016 amid a defensive crisis, though he made just three substitute appearances before playing the full 90 against West Ham in the FA Cup.The Premier League winning Reds are again struggling at the back with Joe Gomez and Virgil van Dijk out for the majority of the rest of the season due to knee injuries.It has left Joel Matip as Jurgen Klopp’s only senior centre-back with many wondering if the Reds will now use the January transfer market.And Caulker has taken to social media to offer his services to his former club, in a unique way.In reply to a tweet about how Caulker was involved in more