Jamie Carragher is stunned by Liverpool's bold splurge on strikers Hugo Ekitike and record-smashing Alexander Isak, leaving Arne Slot grappling with a mind-bending rotation dilemma
Alan Shearer stirs Newcastle drama by declaring Hugo Ekitike Liverpool's top striker, reigniting his feud with Alexander Isak over the Swede's controversial £125m transfer saga
Eintracht Frankfurt masterfully transforms talents into superstars, raking in €208m from Jovic, Haller, and Kolo Muani, then boosting profits by €170m last season with two more hits!
Ex-Newcastle hero Jonjo Shelvey brushes aside claims his former club can't attract top talents to the northeast, despite Manchester and London luring stars. He slams undervaluing the region as a massive blunder and praises the electrifying fan passion at St James' Park
Kylian Mbappe shone with a breathtaking solo goal, powering France to a commanding 3-0 win over Azerbaijan in Paris and edging closer to World Cup qualification. Adrien Rabiot and Florian Thauvin added strikes, but tension mounted as Mbappe limped off with a suspected ankle injury
Hugo Ekitike is soaring at Liverpool after rising from PSG's shadows to Anfield glory. Scoring goals and bonding with the 'very cool' Mohamed Salah, he proudly reflects on his dream transfer and their tight-knit dynamic
Jamie Carragher swiftly voiced alarms over Arne Slot's tactics after Liverpool's triumphant season debut against Bournemouth. Unsurprisingly, he unleashed sharp critique following the team's chaotic second straight loss to Galatasaray in the Champions League
Hugo Ekitike candidly discusses his Liverpool move and hails Alexander Isak's £125m Newcastle switch as a thrilling boost. The dynamic French striker, signed for £69m, embraces the competition, believing it will ignite his own stellar rise
Liverpool's Arne Slot is lauded for his flawless management of Hugo Ekitike's red card fiasco in the Carabao Cup versus Sunderland. The striker's shirt-opening celebration sparked his second yellow, leading to dismissal, but Slot openly called it a "silly" slip-up
