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JUST IN: Liverpool have made contact with the representatives of Luis Enrique. 👀 The PSG manager has a strong desire to work in the Premier League and has long admired Liverpool, viewing them as England’s greatest club. 📋 Early contacts made as interest begins to take shape.

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Luis Enrique Appointed as Liverpool’s New Head Coach

 

Liverpool Football Club have officially announced the appointment of Luis Enrique as their new head coach, ushering in a bold new era at Anfield.

 

 

The former Barcelona and Spain manager takes over the reins following the club’s decision to begin a fresh chapter built on tactical evolution, elite mentality, and sustained success at the highest level.

Luis Enrique arrives with an outstanding CV. Best remembered for leading FC Barcelona to a historic treble in 2014/15, he has also enjoyed success with the Spanish national team, guiding them to the semi-finals of Euro 2020 and the final of the UEFA Nations League. Known for his intense personality, high pressing philosophy, and emphasis on technical quality, Enrique’s appointment signals Liverpool’s intent to remain among Europe’s elite.

A New Tactical Identity at Anfield

The Spaniard is widely admired for his positional play, aggressive pressing, and fluid attacking systems. At Barcelona, he blended possession football with direct attacking transitions, while his Spain side became one of the most dominant teams in terms of ball control and chance creation. Liverpool fans can expect a team that presses high, plays with courage, and attacks with purpose.

Club sources suggest that Luis Enrique was identified as the ideal candidate due to his ability to manage elite players, develop young talents, and adapt tactically to different opponents. His strong leadership style and demand for professionalism align closely with Liverpool’s long-term sporting vision.

Backed by the Board

Liverpool’s hierarchy have reportedly assured the new coach of full backing in the transfer market, with reinforcements expected to suit his playing philosophy. Emphasis is likely to be placed on technically gifted midfielders, dynamic full-backs, and versatile attackers capable of interchanging positions.

Speaking after his unveiling, Luis Enrique expressed his excitement about the challenge:

“Liverpool is one of the biggest clubs in world football, with an incredible history and supporters. I am proud to be here and ready to build something special together.”

Fan Expectations

The appointment has generated huge excitement among supporters, who see Enrique as a coach capable of delivering attractive football and major trophies. With his proven track record and relentless ambition, expectations will be high from the very first match.

As Liverpool prepare for the next phase of their journey, one thing is clear: Luis Enrique’s arrival marks the beginning of a fearless and ambitious new era at Anfield.

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GOAL! Liverpool 1-0 Man City (Szoboszlai, 74) HE’S DONE IT AGAIN! 

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GOAL! Liverpool 1-0 Man City (Szoboszlai, 74)

HE’S DONE IT AGAIN!

 

An absolutely sensational free-kick goal from Dominik Szoboszlai. This one might be even better than the one against Arsenal.

 

From a central position, around 25 yards out, it’s an absolutely sensational hit which swerves out of reach of Donnarumma, who doesn’t even dive, and slams into the net off the post.

 

Amazing. And what could that mean for the title race? Arsenal staying nine points clear as it stands.

 

GOAL! Liverpool 1-0 Man City (Szoboszlai, 74)

HE’S DONE IT AGAIN!

 

An absolutely sensational free-kick goal from Dominik Szoboszlai. This one might be even better than the one against Arsenal.

 

From a central position, around 25 yards out, it’s an absolutely sensational hit which swerves out of reach of Donnarumma, who doesn’t even dive, and slams into the net off the post.

 

Amazing. And what could that mean for the title race? Arsenal staying nine points clear as it stLiverpool vs Man City LIVE! Premier League match updates, news, score, stream and highlights – live on Sky Sports

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Liverpool FC team news vs. Man City: 6 defenders unavailable for Arne Slot

 

Liverpool have six defenders unavailable for their game against Man City, with Arne Slot‘s hand forced at centre-back and right-back.

 

Liverpool are down to their bare bones at the back, with six defenders unable to start as the Reds try to keep pace with their top-four competitors in the Premier League.

 

Liverpool Injury & Absentee List

 

PlayerInjury TypeStatusExpected ReturnJoe GomezKneeDoubtMan City (H)Jeremie FrimpongGroinUnavailableEarly MarchConor BradleyKnee (Surgery)UnavailablePre-season 2026Giovanni LeoniACL (Surgery)UnavailableNext seasonAlexander IsakFibula FractureUnavailableLate MarchStefan BajceticHamstringRehabLate FebruaryJayden DannsHamstringRehabFebruaryWellity LuckyHamstringUnavailableApril

 

Joe Gomez‘s fitness is the main talking point ahead of the match at Anfield, given his presence would provide cover at centre-back and full-back.

 

He didn’t train on Thursday, though, and Slot explained: “We have a little bit of hope that he might train on Saturday.

 

“So not available to start, but maybe available to help the team if needed during the game because, as you know, there are not that many defenders available at the moment.”

 

With Giovanni Leoni out until next season, academy defenders Amara Nallo and Wellity Lucky have made the bench in the Premier League a combined five times this season.

 

The latter is injured, however, so unable to come in against Man City.

 

Nallo got injured during Tuesday’s UEFA Youth League exit to MSK Zilina, but was named to start for the U21s on Saturday, meaning he will not be available at Anfield.

 

As for Lucky’s injury, the 20-year-old is set to be sidelined until April due to a hamstring injury sustained in training midway through January.

 

Also on Liverpool’s list of absentees is right-back Conor Bradley, who will miss the rest of the campaign.

 

Like Bradley, Jeremie Frimpong is currently injured but his outlook is more positive than his teammate’s.

 

Slot gave a brief update on the flying Dutchman’s fitness, saying he “will definitely not train this week” due to his ongoing groin problem.

 

With Nallo featuring at academy level, Liverpool will be without six defensive options against Man City.

 

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Liverpool’s available squad vs. Man City

 

Goalkeepers: Alisson, Mamardashvili, Woodman

 

Defenders: Van Dijk, Konate, Kerkez, Robertson, Ramsay

 

Midfielders: Szoboszlai, Gravenberch, Jones, Mac Allister, Endo, Nyoni

 

Forwards: Salah, Wirtz, Gakpo, Ekitike, Ngumoha, Chiesa

 

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