Arnold’s return to Anfield may have struck a chord with Liverpool supporters, but from a Real Madrid perspective, they only highlight why the

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A UEFA rule change could save Trent Alexander-Arnold from having to return to Anfield again next season. The former Liverpool right-back endured a tricky first night back on Merseyside in midweek, with his Real Madrid side losing 1-0 in the Champions League.

LIVERPOOL, England (AP) — A mural of Trent Alexander-Arnold was defaced ahead of his return to Liverpool with Real Madrid on Tuesday. The word “rat” was repeatedly daubed over the artwork, located near Liverpool’s Anfield stadium.

It’s reported that the idea of signing a ‘readymade winger capable of scoring goals’ is ‘gaining traction’ at the Stadio Diego Armando Maradona, and that ‘one thing is certain: Napoli will make another attempt for Chiesa’ in the hope of ultimately persuading him to leave the Merseysiders.

Strong reports in Spain claim Real Madrid have withdrawn their interest in Marc Guehi, and with Los Blancos closing in on an alternative, Liverpool are now being given a crucial update on the Crystal Palace star's preference.

Jude Bellingham has issued a thoughtful response to Liverpool fans booing Trent Alexander-Arnold. The former Reds star was back at Anfield on Tuesday with Real Madrid in the Champions League and received a hostile reception from home supporters on Merseyside.

Liverpool stopped the rot with a steady 2-0 win over Aston Villa on Saturday, roared on by an Anfield crowd that stood firm with Arne Slot in the home dugout.

Anfield is renowned for being Liverpool’s impenetrable fortress backed by a vociferous crowd, but there have been plenty of gloomy days at the fabled venue. Liverpool have suffered some embarrassing defeats on home soil across their illustrious history,

Juergen Klopp said his Liverpool side were mentally not fresh after a damaging 1-0 home defeat by Brighton & Hove Albion on Wednesday left them way adrift in the Premier League title race.

Real Madrid star Thibaut Courtois was quick to highlight one area of his side’s game which requires improvement in the aftermath of their trip to Liverpool on Tuesday.Speaking to the media in the