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Liverpool are weighing Salah's reduced goal output against a plan to rotate and re-balance the attack for upcoming fixtures.
Slot defended Salah's recent absence as part of a broader rotation to keep balance and freshness in a tight schedule.
West Ham win showcased a system with Gomez at right-back and Szoboszlai drifting inside to fortify midfield.
Salah’s AFCON departure looms; Slot may need to rely on Bradley and Frimpong as back-up options.
Slot acknowledged Salah’s previous 'superhuman' exploits but noted this era requires adaptation.
Liverpool’s midfield setup against West Ham featured Szoboszlai and Wirtz in supportive, flexible roles.
Slot’s plan to create an extra midfielder by moving players wide helped Liverpool overload midfield.
The club plans to strengthen the right flank with returning players to maintain balance without Salah.
Analysts view the West Ham fixture as a potential glimpse into Liverpool’s future setup without Salah.
Salah’s benching and on-field changes have sparked discussion about the team’s evolving identity under Slot.

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Beckham cheekily trolled Liverpool while shopping in an Adidas store, as shown in a viral video.
Beckham picked a Manchester United cap and placed it in front of the Liverpool row to hide the Reds’ badge.
Beckham reportedly commented on United’s 2025-26 campaign, suggesting there are signs of improvement under the manager.
Beckham’s career highlights include time at United, Real Madrid, LA Galaxy, AC Milan, and PSG, with a recent knighthood noted.
Ruben Amorim reportedly plans to involve Beckham and other club legends to aid United’s rebuild.
The article links Beckham’s remarks to Manchester United’s 2025-26 performance and evolving squad dynamics.
Beckham’s public image continues to intersect with United’s ongoing rebuilding narrative.
The clip captures Beckham’s media footprint amid renewed interest in United’s leadership and strategy.
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Six Premier League clubs are reportedly keen on Real Madrid winger Rodrygo, signaling intense January transfer interest.
Madrid maintains Rodrygo is part of their plans, making a January exit difficult and costly at around €80 million.
Arsenal are reportedly watching Eintracht Frankfurt winger Jean-Mattéo Bahoya as a potential January target.
Arsenal’s Bahoya transfer interest is described as concrete with a €70 million asking price from Frankfurt.
Inter and AC Milan are linked with goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario as potential No. 1 options for next season.
AZ Alkmaar midfielder Kees Smit is alive in the market with several European clubs pursuing a move.
Real Madrid’s Rodrygo is reportedly valued around €80 million for a January move, reflecting market sensitivity.
Arsenal, Manchester City and other top clubs are monitoring key wingers as transfer windows approach.
Bahoya has three goals and an assist in 18 appearances this term, heightening interest from big clubs.
Transfer rumors are compiled from multiple sources, reflecting a broad media landscape around Rodrygo’s future.

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Elliott's one-minute Liverpool appearance during the summer loan set off a chain of events impacting his 2026 World Cup ambitions.
FIFA's Regulations on the Status and Transfer of Players limit a player to two clubs for official matches in a season.
Villa has no break clause in Elliott's loan, hindering a return to Liverpool when the window reopens.
Villa's 35 million permanent transfer obligation becomes active if Elliott makes 10 Premier League appearances.
Elliott remains with Villa despite limited playing time, as Emery downplays transfer window talk.
Elliott's World Cup hopes were elevated by his U21 performance but were jeopardized by limited Villa opportunities this season.
RB Leipzig showed interest in Elliott, but a loan to Villa blocked a return to Liverpool and the World Cup path was narrowed.
Elliott's World Cup dream depends on making more appearances for Villa or a move that satisfies FIFA's rules.
The World Cup implications hinge on whether Elliott can play for a second club or force a different arrangement before the window closes.
ESPN reports emphasize the World Cup link to Elliott's club situation and FIFA rule dynamics.

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Liverpool drew 1-1 with Sunderland, continuing a troubling run that has fans seeking improvement.
Slot faces pressure after PSV defeat and a string of poor results, though some inside the club still back him.
Liverpool's transfer window and squad depth are under scrutiny, with Díaz's sale impacting options.
Club leadership says Slot has the club's backing, including from sporting director and FSG, despite results.
The club signals confidence while studying ways to reinforce depth and balance in the squad.
Slot acknowledges the impact of Diogo Jota's death on the squad while stressing accountability.
ESPN notes Slot's high managerial win percentage as a contrast to recent results.
Analysts compare Slot's situation to past Liverpool eras, highlighting pressure to deliver.
Fans in attendance showed mixed reactions, with occasional boos and moments of support for Slot.
The club intends to continue discussions and review performance as it plans next steps.

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