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ππ₯πππππ‘π: Real Madrid manager Alvaro Arbeloa has sat down with Trent Alexander-Arnold and asked him to leave the club for his own good.
Trent has been informed he is not part of the team's plans and his contributions on both the offensive and defensive sides are not good enough.
~elnacionalcatπ¨ ππ₯πππππ‘π: Real Madrid manager Alvaro Arbeloa has sat down with Trent Alexander-Arnold and asked him to leave the club for his own good. Trent has been informed he is not part of the team's plans and his contributions on both the offensive and defensive sides are not good enough. ~elnacionalcat
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ππππππππ: Liverpool are now seriously considering appointing Oliver Glasner as replacement for Arne Slot!
— @indykailaπ¨π£ ππππππππ: Liverpool are now seriously considering appointing Oliver Glasner as replacement for Arne Slot! — @indykaila
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Arne Slot admitted he went against the advice of his performance staff regarding Florian Wirtz as the Liverpool playmaker starred in a 2-0 win over West Ham United. The Germany international had missed the last two games with an injury after returning from the break with an issue.
"Recently I’ve been asked a lot about individuals when maybe they’ve played a game not of their usual standards and I’ve pointed out the team every single time.
“After a very positive performance from Florian, I can acknowledge that but I also want to emphasise the team performance was much better.
“We tried to create an extra midfielder and he was very important for us to find that extra midfielder every time. He was good when he made a dribble, he was good with his one-touch passes, he played one ball to Cody which then doesn’t lead to a shot but we had many of those moments and he was part of many of them.
“Performance staff were constantly telling me ‘he needs to go out’ because he’d be out for one-and-a-half weeks and had only trained once, so to a certain extent it was maybe a bit of a risk to keep him in the team but some situations ask for an exception, and today was one of them."π΄ Arne Slot admitted he went against the advice of his performance staff regarding Florian Wirtz as the Liverpool playmaker starred in a 2-0 win over West Ham United. The Germany international had missed the last two games with an injury after returning from the break with an issue. π£οΈ "Recently I’ve been asked a lot about individuals when maybe they’ve played a game not of their usual standards and I’ve pointed out the team every single time. “After a very positive performance from Florian, I can acknowledge that but I also want to emphasise the team performance was much better. “We tried to create an extra midfielder and he was very important for us to find that extra midfielder every time. He was good when he made a dribble, he was good with his one-touch passes, he played one ball to Cody which then doesn’t lead to a shot but we had many of those moments and he was part of many of them. “Performance staff were constantly telling me ‘he needs to go out’ because he’d be out for one-and-a-half weeks and had only trained once, so to a certain extent it was maybe a bit of a risk to keep him in the team but some situations ask for an exception, and today was one of them."
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Florian Wirtz was assessed as Liverpool’s best player in the 2-0 victory at West Ham, with an unsung figure getting the second-highest rating.
Wirtz (8.03) delivered a hugely promising display, standing out as the best player on either side.
Ian Doyle of the Echo described the German as the “most creative player throughout,” praising the key part he played in Isak’s opener.
Jack McRae of GOAL said this was Wirtz’s “best performance in a Liverpool shirt” to date, with the 22-year-old thriving as a No. 10.
For Isak , it was huge to score his first Liverpool goal in the Premier League, but he will know that he needs to improve in his all-round game.
Orange SportsFlorian Wirtz π©πͺ was assessed as Liverpool’s best player in the 2-0 victory at West Ham, with an unsung figure getting the second-highest rating. Wirtz (8.03) delivered a hugely promising display, standing out as the best player on either side. Ian Doyle of the Echo described the German as the “most creative player throughout,” praising the key part he played in Isak’s opener. Jack McRae of GOAL said this was Wirtz’s “best performance in a Liverpool shirt” to date, with the 22-year-old thriving as a No. 10. For Isak πΈπͺ, it was huge to score his first Liverpool goal in the Premier League, but he will know that he needs to improve in his all-round game. Orange Sports βοΈ
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