Three things Jurgen Klopp learnt from his seven Liverpool changes

Liverpool are looking at Sheffield United star Sander Berge as a direct replacement for Georginio Wijnaldum. Barcelona looked poised to prise the Dutchman away from Anfield on a free transfer at the end of the season.Ronald Koeman is on course to be reunited with his compatriot at the Nou Camp once Wijnaldum’s contract expires in June.

Liverpool secured a 1-0 win against Wolves on Monday night.The Reds once again showed glimpses of their normal selves away from Anfield as Diogo Jota struck against his old club to nab all three points.But there was very little to separate the two sides for the majority of the first half before the Portugal international struck in the second minute of added time.Mohamed Salah twice almost doubled the lead, but was stopped by a fine save from Rui Patricio, who unfortunately went off with a serious head injury, and an offside call.So as Liverpool continue to turn the tide on their disappointing season, here’s two things Klopp got right and one he didn’t at Wolves.Liverpool’s front three looked revitalised with Diogo Jota leading the line

Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson has revealed all on the musical talent at the club, and it seems the Reds can almost form a band.Alisson has cemented his place as one of the best stoppers in the world at Anfield, helping the Kopites win the Champions League and Premier League.But it’s not just football that this successful side is talented at, it seems.Giving a nod to Liverpool and musical royalty The Beatles, Alisson has opened up on the stars who fancy themselves a bit when it comes to producing a tune.As well as his own guitar skills, the Brazilian’s fellow countryman Firmino is apparently no stranger to the piano, while Reds boss Klopp has previously revealed that he plays the drums.“On one of my very first days after joining Liverpool,

Liverpool could still be considered the second best team in the Premier League.Ahead of the trip to Wolves, the Reds sit down in eighth after a miserable run of form, especially at home.However, in the last 48 months they have lifted the Champions League and Premier League with essentially the same side Jurgen Klopp still has at his disposal.Manchester United have enjoyed a decent rise this term, and now sit in that second spot, closely followed by Leicester.But Owen, unlike Wright it seems, thinks that that presents a false narrative between his former clubs."The table obviously says that [United are second best] so you've obviously got to lean with that," Owen told Premier League Productions."I still watch them and try to fathom out 'what

Liverpool's decline under Jurgen Klopp will come as no surprise to Borussia Dortmund fans. The Bundesliga side were almost relegated with the German at the helm before he quit the club in 2015.Just like at Anfield, Klopp was - and still is - revered at Signal Iduna Park.

Liverpool are set to pay a notable instalment to Wolves for the transfer of Diogo Jota ahead of the new Premier League season having paid only £4million up front.The two clubs agreed to a lengthy payment structure due to recent financial constraints placed on even the highest levels of football, with an additional £1million being paid last December.The 24-year-old has recently returned to Jurgen Klopp’s first-team plans following a spell on the sidelines with a knee problem, but is yet to rediscover his fine form from late 2020.Jota scored four goals across five Premier League outings between October and November as well as four Champions League goals across two fixtures during the same period.Although Liverpool will be delighted to have

Liverpool midfielder Xherdan Shaqiri has claimed the absence of supporters has made it easier for the ‘smaller clubs’ to pick up results at Anfield.The champions are in the midst of a wretched run of form, having lost six successive home games in the process.Recent results have left Liverpool’s hopes of a top-four finish hanging in the balance, eight points off the final Champions League spot.It’s now been more than a year since stadiums have been full, with clubs still adjusting to the impact of the coronavirus pandemic.And Shaqiri believes an empty Anfield has given opponents a boost, giving the likes of Burnley, Brighton, Fulham renewed hope of winning."Everybody knows how our fans are when they push us,” he told Sky Sports.

Liverpool are in their first season in Nike strips, having switched from New Balance last summer.Jurgen Klopp's side won't be Premier League champions when they don next season's new strip. But they will hope to be kings of Europe once more, having made the Champions League quarter-finals with their victory over RB Leipzig this week.While the Reds' 4-0 aggregate victory had fans smiling again, many weren't impressed when pictures of a new home shirt hit social media.

Steven Gerrard will make if he becomes Liverpool boss. The Rangers boss has been heavily linked with the Anfield hot seat since he embarked on his managerial career and his stock is at an all time high after clinching the Scottish Premiership title last weekend.Gerrard has insisted he is not interested in the job so long as Jurgen Klopp continues as Reds boss - but that's not stopped icon Rivaldo predicting that 'when' he does join he will take Ianis Hagi with him.

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Thiago has been singled out for criticism since arriving at Anfield from Bayern Munich for £20million last summer. The Spaniard undoubtedly has impeccable technical ability but there were concerns about his suitability to Klopp's high-intensity brand of football.

Liverpool there are so many problems at the club. The 2-0 result over RB Leipzig was a return to winning ways, a first victory for the Reds since 28 February.And it was a first 'home' win in seven - though this was played out at the Puskas Arena in Hungary, not Anfield.Their domestic woes in front of the Kop have been unprecedented - losing six in a row for the first time in their history.

Liverpool put their wretched Premier League form behind them, to book a place in the Champions League quarter finals.Goals from Mohamed Salah and Sadio Mane earned the Reds a 2-0 win against RB Leipzig on the night, and a 4-0 aggregate victory over the tie.Jurgen Klopp’s side missed countless chances to put the tie to bed in the first-half, before finally putting them to the sword in the second.It was also a performance built on defensive solidity, with Nat Phillips and Ozan Kabak picking up a clean sheet against the Bundesliga title challengers.Phillips, who wasn’t registered for the group stages of this competition, was the stand-out defender, winning countless headers up against the physical Yussuf Poulsen.Asked about his performance, BT

Liverpool secured their place in the Champions League quarter-finals with a 2-0 win against RB Leipzig, knocking the German side out with an aggregate 2-0 win. The Reds could not find a way past Julian Nagelsmann's side in the opening 45 minutes.But they finally opened the Bundesliga team up with 20 minutes to go, Sadio Mane finding Diogo Jota who fed Mohamed Salah to slot in the corner.And the Seneglaese international put the cherry on top as he latched onto Divock Origi's sweeping cross.

Liverpool made a welcome return to form, beating RB Leipzig 2-0 to book their place in the Champions League quarter finals. Going into the second-leg with a 2-0 advantage, Jurgen Klopp's side were heavy favourites to progress against the Bundesliga title challengers.They may have anticipated a more stern test however, with the Reds dominating from start to finish in an impressive display.The game should have been out of hand by half-time, with Mohamed Salah, Sadio Mane and Diogo Jota all turning down the chance to extend their lead in the tie.

Steven Gerrard may not wait forever for the Liverpool job, insisting his old team-mate could manage Manchester City or Tottenham.The Anfield legend has guided Rangers to Premiership glory and could still achieve success in Europe with the first leg of their Europa League tie with Slavia Prague coming up on Thursday.Gerrard played over 700 games for Liverpool as a player, captaining them to Champions League glory in 2005, and since he moved into coaching it's been assumed he'd one day take over as boss.But his former team-mate feels Jurgen Klopp is going nowhere any time soon - and the Rangers boss may not wait.

Steven Gerrard admits it would be a dream come true to manage Liverpool - but has no plans to replace Jurgen Klopp anytime soon.The Reds legend has backed Klopp to turn things round at Anfield and hopes he continues to lead his old club for years to come.Gerrard has been linked with a stunning return to the champions after leading Rangers to their first Scottish title in a decade.Klopp is feeling the heat following six home league defeats on the spin and admits he is suffering his lowest point as a manager.But Gerrard has given him his full backing and believes the German is still the right man for the job.Gerrard told ITV Scotland: "We have one of the best managers leading our club at the minute, I love him.

Rangers boss has responded to fierce speculation he could be the German's Anfield successor amid the Premier League champions' dismal defence of their title.Gerrard wrapped up a first Premiership crown in 10 years to cement hero status at Ibrox and emphasised he's in absolutely no hurry to depart Glasgow.He also believes Klopp deserves more respect and wants the Champions League-winning manager to turn things around.Gerrard told ITV: "The Liverpool fans don't want me to be the manager of Liverpool Football Club. They want Jurgen Klopp to continue to be the Liverpool manager - and I'm totally with all of them!"Liverpool is my club, I had a fantastic journey as a player.

Steven Gerrard is the man who will replace Jurgen Klopp at Liverpool, according to John Arne Riise. The managerial game of cat and mouse has been in the headlines for weeks, but things took a turn for the dramatic on Monday when the German FA announced that Joachim Low will step down after this summer's Euros.

Liverpool owners Fenway Sports Group’s stance on replacing Jurgen Klopp as manager has emerged following a torrid run of form.The Reds suffered an embarrassing 1-0 defeat at Anfield to Premier League relegation battlers Fulham on Sunday.It means that the champions, now 22 points adrift of leaders Manchester City in eighth, have now gone on a record-breaking run of six consecutive home defeats. And the pressure has built greatly on manager Klopp, who has seen speculation build on whether he will be in the hot seat at Anfield for much longer.

Steven Gerrard to stick around and lead a new trophy era at Ibrox.The Swiss star was part of the celebrations at the weekend after they clinched their first Premiership title in decade.Gerrard has been linked with a return to his former club Liverpool, with the English champions enduring a nightmare season in defence of their title.That speculation is only set to grow with Jurgen Klopp among the favourites to succeed departing Germany boss Joachim Low.And Itten, who has been used mostly as a bit-part player for Rangers in his first season at the club after four league starts and 19 sub appearances, is hoping Gerrard will remain at Ibrox for a long time.Get all the latest Rangers news sent straight to your Inbox every day by signing up to