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GOOD : NEWS Thomas Gronnemark “open” to Liverpool return to coach throw-ins

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Liverpool’s former throw-in coach Thomas Gronnemark has declared himself open to a return to the club to coach an area that is becoming increasingly important in football.

 

The art of the throw-in – and particularly the long throw – has become one of the key narratives of this season’s Premier League.

 

 

That was no more apparent than in Saturday’s 3-2 defeat to Brentford, which saw Liverpool concede within five minutes after struggling to deal with one of Michael Kayode’s throw-ins.

 

It is an area Liverpool are yet to capitalise on themselves, but Arne Slot has already recognised on a number of occasions the growing value of set-pieces in the top flight.

 

There is an irony, then, that the Premier League champions were one of the first clubs to appoint a specialist throw-in coach – Gronnemark – in 2018.

 

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— Thomas Gronnemark (@ThomasThrowin) October 26, 2025

 

In a reply to one supporter on X last week, the 49-year-old declared himself “open” to a return as part of Slot’s backroom team.

 

“They are always welcome to call me,” Gronnemark wrote. “I’m open for (almost) all teams.”

 

In another, he described himself as “always ready to help,” while the Dane recently shared an article from This Is Anfield highlighting the impact he had made months after his arrival.

 

“Some people don’t remember, at Liverpool FC I worked with the fast and clever throw-in – and took the team from 18th to first on throw-in possession under pressure,” he explained.

 

“Just because I had the longest throw-in in the world doesn’t mean I only coach the long throw-in!”

 

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Gronnemark had worked for the likes of Midtjylland, Horsens and Viborg prior to his arrival on Merseyside and has since coached at Brentford, Dortmund, Trabzonspor, Antalyaspor and Philadelphia Union among others.

 

Speaking to reporters in September 2018, Andy Robertson praised the influence he had on his throw-ins – including an increase on the lengths he could reach.

 

“We are switched on when it comes to throw-ins – everyone is in better positions that we are finding easier, and the lads’ techniques have got better,” the left-back said.

 

“We all got measured and I was one of the worst, but since the day he came in until now I think I’ve gained about six metres.

 

 

“We have all bought into it and we are all improving and are a lot more accurate. I think it is a positive things and it has definitely worked for us.”

 

Gronnemark left the club in 2023 after the decision was made not to renew his contract – with Jurgen Klopp then departing at the end of the following season.

 

Liverpool recently appointed Aaron Briggs, formerly first-team individual development coach, as their new specialist set-piece coach.

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Jurgen Klopp appeared to be finished with football management, but the iconic Liverpool manager has been linked with a stunning return to the dugout

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Jurgen Klopp has been linked with a return to management

 

Jurgen Klopp has been linked with an eyebrow-raising move to Atletico Madrid. The iconic Liverpool manager is currently the global head of soccer at the Red Bull franchise.

 

 

There were recent reports of dissatisfaction with his work within the company, with departing Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner reportedly being earmarked as a potential replacement. While these rumours were rubbished by Red Bull, who stated they were satisfied with Klopp’s work, reports indicating a possible exit have reared their head again.

 

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This time, Spanish outlets have claimed Klopp is being considered as the heir to Diego Simeone’s throne at Atletico. This would be an interesting turn of events, considering Simeone was sent off at Anfield in September and had to be dragged away from Liverpool supporters next to his dugout, after the Reds’ won 3-2 in the Champions League.

 

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In the summer, Simeone will enter the final year of his contract at the Wanda Metropolitano. However, Spanish television show El Chiringuito has claimed Klopp is in advanced negotiations about succeeding the Argentine.

 

They claim Klopp is speaking with Mark Rowan, who is the CEO of Atletico majority shareholders, Apollo. Considering how firmly Red Bull rejected the recent rumours around Klopp, they may be equally surprised by these reports from Spain.

 

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Oliver Mintzlaff, CEO of corporate projects and investments at Red Bull, shut down the last rumours by saying: “This is total nonsense and completely unfounded.

 

 

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Diego Simeone was sent off at Anfield, before he was dragged away from Liverpool supporters who were heckling him(Image: 2025 Marc Atkins)

 

“On the contrary, we are extremely satisfied with Jürgen Klopp’s work. We are convinced that he is the right man for this job. That’s where we are putting our full focus and our energy.”

 

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When Klopp announced he was leaving Anfield in 2024, he insisted he would never take charge of another English football team. However, he did not say anything about the prospect of managing another club in Europe.

 

When Liverpool legend Xabi Alonso was sacked by Real Madrid, the German was quickly linked with a move to the Bernabeu. The Premier League winner was also identified as a potential contender for the Germany national team job, if current boss Julian Nagelsmann leaves after the World Cup.

 

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Highlight HD: It’s been three years since Liverpool FC recorded a massive win over arch-rivals Man United

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⚽ Head-to-Head: Liverpool F.C. vs Manchester United F.C.

This is one of the biggest rivalries in English football (the North-West Derby).

🏆 All-time competitive record

Total matches: 244

Manchester United wins: 92

Liverpool wins: 82

Draws: 71 �

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👉 Manchester United lead the overall head-to-head, but Liverpool have been stronger in many recent Premier League meetings.

📊 Premier League head-to-head

Matches: 66

Manchester United wins: 29

Liverpool wins: 20

Draws: 17 �

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🕒 Last few meetings

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Match

Result

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Liverpool vs Man United

1-2

Jan 2025

Liverpool vs Man United

2-2

Sep 2024

Man United vs Liverpool

0-3

Apr 2024

Man United vs Liverpool

2-2

Mar 2024

Man United vs Liverpool (FA Cup)

4-3

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🔥 Biggest wins in the rivalry

Liverpool: 7-0 vs Man United (2023) — biggest win in the derby. �

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Manchester United: 5-0 vs Liverpool (1946). �

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⭐ Top scorer in the fixture

Mohamed Salah – 16 goals for Liverpool (most in the rivalry). �

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✅ Summary:

Manchester United lead historically.

Liverpool have had some dominant results in recent years, including the famous 7-0 win in 2023.

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📊 Liverpool vs Man United predicted lineup for their next match

📈 Last 10 matches head-to-head results.

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Decorated Liverpool player set to leave in the summer after club makes big decision

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Liverpool’s decorated player is poised to depart this summer following a major decision by the club.

 

 

 

As uncertainty looms over Mohamed Salah’s future, Liverpool may face one of the most crucial choices in their recent history this summer.

 

 

 

According to Football Insider, the club might consider allowing the Egyptian superstar to leave if a significant offer comes in from the Saudi Pro League.

 

 

 

Salah, who has epitomized Liverpool’s attacking prowess for nearly ten years, remains one of the most celebrated figures in the club’s modern history.

 

 

 

However, with the forward nearing the final year of his contract and entering the twilight of his career, Liverpool’s management must determine whether to prolong his tenure or start strategizing for life after their iconic No. 11.

 

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