😮 Andrea Pirlo en una entrevista para @Sportsweek : "Siempre he alcanzado los objetivos de los clubes En la #Juventus me pidieron llegar a la Champions, y lo hice Además, gané la Copa Italia y la Supercopa Me fui y me quedé un año parado; no logro entender por qué Es más, lo sé, pero no quiero decirlo En Turquía, con el Karagumruk, séptimo puesto en el campeonato, un resultado nunca alcanzado por ese club A la Samp, en la B, la llevé a los playoffs, tal como solicitó el club Luego fui despedido después de solo tres partidos al año siguiente Este año, el FC United me pidió el ascenso a la máxima categoría y lo conseguí ¿Cómo hacer que el fútbol italiano vuelva a arrancar? Espero que se pueda partir de un proyecto y de alguna reforma Debemos favorecer a nuestros jugadores Si antes existía el incentivo para comprar extranjeros, ahora hay que hacerlo para los italianos No vamos al Mundial porque pensamos en la fuerza física, en correr, mientras que hay que volver a controlar el balón, pasarlo bien, desarrollar la técnica y, en el campo, mirar hacia adelante" [Via @TUTTOJUVE_COM ] #Juve #FinoAllaFine #ForzaJuve

My purpose in the game is fulfilled ⭐️ I lived out my childhood dreams, played on the biggest stages, won the biggest trophies. Grateful to God for all of it. To all my fans, the clubs, my teammates and my family: this will forever be ours. Thank you. The mission is complete. Now I step into my next calling. More of the journey to come. Love, Divock Origi

Andoni Iraola has felt the ‘crazy’ power of Anfield as an opponent – and cannot wait to have it backing him as our head coach 💪

Head to All Red Video to watch the first part of Andoni Iraola's first interview as the new Reds head coach for free 🗣️

Welcome to the Reds, Andoni 👋

"I want to become one more of you." ✊

We can confirm Andoni Iraola has agreed a deal to become the club’s new head coach ahead of the 2026-27 season 🤝

Sir Kenny Dalglish has confirmed he is undergoing treatment for a cancer diagnosis. Our support and love is with you, Sir Kenny ❤️

Liverpool FC can confirm Arne Slot is to depart his role as head coach with immediate effect and that the process to appoint a successor is under way. He leaves with a Premier League title to his name and our deepest gratitude and appreciation.

While we’re saddened to see Robbo and Mo bring their Liverpool playing journeys to an end today, the deeper sadness is watching another two of Jurgen Klopp’s mentality monsters depart. This was, without question, the most exhilarating Liverpool side of the Premier League era, and arguably the most exciting to watch in the club’s history. The front three of Sadio, Bobby and Mo now belongs to legend. The relentless attacking threat of Trent and Robbo flying down the flanks and creating chances for fun is gone too. It feels like the end of an era. A dark day in ways, but one filled with gratitude for the memories they gave us. Thanks Lads. Safe travels. 🙏 #LFC #LIVBRE

Remembering Bradley Lowery on what would have been his 15th birthday. Forever in our hearts ❤️

On this day 41 years ago, 54 Bradford City supporters and two Lincoln City supporters went to a football match and never returned home. We will never forget those who sadly lost their lives, and as always, our thoughts are with their families and the hundreds still affected by the disaster to this day. Always in our hearts. 🎗️ #BCAFC

Insightful interview by the Guardian's @donaldgmcrae with Lando Norris. He may wear the #1 on the racetrack, but it doesn't appear the McLaren driver calls the shots within his own management team.

Jimmy Hennesy was my dad. I only had 6 little years with him but they were some of the best years of my life. My dad a was a beautiful person. Quiet and very funny. He kept himself to himself. No-one had a bad word to say about him nor he them. He had lots of friends and was liked by all who knew him. He was a good looking man, loved clothes and always had the best of the best and was so vain. He is well remembered in our house for fixing his hair in the mirror every time he left. My dad was a mod with all the attire, including a green Lambretta. His passion was LFC. He went to games in the UK and abroad. Bill Shankly was his hero as well as of course our King Kenny and Ian Rush. My dad referred to me as Red, White and Gold which was the colours of our kit at the time. He was over the moon when I was born. I think it’s fair to say little Charlotte Hennessy and LFC equalised. I know a different side of Jimmy Hennessy. I know of him as daddy, the man who I adored. He threw himself into parenthood. He would changed my nappies, did his share of feeds and he loved taking me out in my pram. He worked hard to provide for me as a self-employed plasterer and to this day the smell of plaster reminds me of my dad. What my dad’s mates don’t know is that he would let me play with his hair and put bobbles in. I would paint his nails. There are no words to described how much I miss him. My heart broke the day my dad died and losing him broke the heart of my family too. Whenever I was hurt and needed a hug my dad was there with a hug. But when my dad was hurt and needed a hug I couldn’t give him one. Not one goes by when I don’t think about him. Today, my dad is also a granddad to my four boys. At times when Hillsborough consumes me and makes my heart ache they make me realise life is worth living and that my dad lives on through us. I am incomplete. We had so much to do together, so many more memories to make and Hillsborough took that away from us. Hillsborough took my dad away from me like he was nothing and nobody, but he was everything to me. Hillsborough stole my childhood from me and took away my best friend. It left me in a life of anger, bitterness and depression. My dad will always be my hero, and I will always be a daddy’s girl. no-one can take that away from me. #JFT97

They will never be forgotten ❤️

Hugo Ekitike looking impressive on the left of a front 3 (with Mbappe ahead) for France vs Brazil last night. This has to be the way forward for Liverpool when Isak returns to full fitness next season. x.com/KfjcompsV23604/status/…

Just over half of the 92 clubs in top 4 divisions in England have published 2024/25 accounts. Only 4 are profitable: Liverpool, Bournemouth, Plymouth Argyle and Peterborough United. Average pre-tax losses: PL £31.1m, Championship £15.1m, League One £5.0m, League Two £2.6m.

End of an absolute era. Good luck and thanks for everything @MoSalah. 😔