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Two Liverpool players have been told their time at the club is up following the Sunderland draw.
The report indicates the decision signals potential squad changes as Liverpool seeks to move forward.
The article ties the suggested departures to the club's performance and future planning.
The piece comes from SportBible and references a recent Sunderland fixture as context.
The report does not name the players in the excerpt provided.
No official club confirmation is included in the referenced material.
The article frames the situation as a development in ongoing club strategy rather than a completed transfer.
The report positions the departures as part of a broader effort to refresh the squad.
The implication is that the club plans adjustments ahead of upcoming fixtures.

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Liverpool honours Diogo Jota on what would have been his 29th birthday, reaffirming his enduring legacy at Anfield and in the club's history.
The club confirms Jota and his brother André Silva were killed in a car crash in Spain on July 3, 2023, a tragedy that profoundly affected the Liverpool community.
Liverpool shared a photo of Jota wearing the Portugal flag and holding the Premier League trophy, underscoring his role in recent success.
"Today, as every day, we remember Diogo Jota on what would have been his 29th birthday," reinforcing a daily tribute New content from GOAL reference.
Liverpool announced plans to install a permanent memorial sculpture at Anfield to honor Jota’s legacy.
Jota wore the No. 20 jersey during his five seasons at Liverpool, symbolizing his lasting imprint on the squad.
Jota’s contribution helped Liverpool win the Premier League, FA Cup and Carabao Cup during his time at the club.
The new reference notes that Jota’s passing is linked to the July 3 crash in Spain, contextualizing the tragedy within the club's recent history.
Liverpool’s ongoing support for Jota’s family remains a focal point of the club’s communications and memorial efforts.
Jota’s Liverpool legacy endures through his 182 appearances and 65 goals, including the club’s domestic and European successes during his tenure.

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