Nazira Yusuf is a freelance football journalist covering Liverpool FC, Crystal Palace FC, Leeds United and Nottingham Forest. Also covering women’s football. Naz produces breaking news, match reports, interviews while also developing expertise in video journalism, social media and digital publishing.
Arne Slot has delivered a blunt assessment of Liverpool’s current standing, admitting that anything less than Champions League qualification by May is “unacceptable.” However, his task has been made significantly harder by a growing injury list. The list has left the right side of his defence in tatters. Liverpool’s demoralising 2-1 defeat to Manchester City […]
Arne Slot issues a blunt warning to his Liverpool squad ahead of their trip to Sunderland. With the Top 4 race reaching a breaking point Arne Slot had spent much of his debut season at Anfield maintaining a calculated, almost serene composure. But now in his second season at helm he faces his “toughest” season. […]
The clock is ticking at Anfield and Liverpool have officially drawn a line in the sand regarding Ibrahima Konate’s future. Liverpool have made it clear to the 26-year-old Frenchman that they will not wait until the season concludes to discover whether he intends to commit his long‑term future to the club. With Real Madrid and […]
The French club have officially axed Habib Beye following a dismal defeat. This has left Liverpool’s marquee winter signing in a state of limbo after a “serious” shoulder injury. Liverpool’s carefully managed winter window has been thrown into disarray. This followed a catastrophic 48 hours for new signing Jeremy Jacquet. While the club celebrated a £60 […]
Liverpool remains in the hunt for Champions League qualification despite a setback at Manchester City. We take a look at the road ahead as Virgil van Dijk issues a defiant message to his teammates. While their trajectory has trended upward in recent weeks, the clock is ticking loudly in their pursuit of Champions League qualification […]
The familiar, crushing weight of a stoppage-time sucker punch returned to haunt Anfield on Sunday afternoon. For Virgil van Dijk, the sting felt sharper than usual. As the Dutchman stood in the post-match mixed zone, the frustration was etched across his face not just because of a 2-1 defeat to Manchester City. Instead, it was […]
