Liverpool's position in the Champions League table is not dramatic, nine points out of a possible 15 give the giants a very real chance of reaching the knockout stages, but the atmosphere within and around the team is so negative that everyone is wondering what the near and distant future holds and whether the "Reds" can continue with their Arne Slot on the bench.
The Dutchman is reportedly risking his job after poor results and performances, but the club stood by his decision and suspended him ahead of the away game against Inter in the 6th round (tonight at 21pm). Mohamed SalahThe Egyptian ace was disappointed after the draw with Leeds that he had been playing less and less lately, "spitting fire" and called out the Liverpool manager and leaders.
"Salah is absolutely destroying his legacy at Liverpool. He's done everything wrong. Time is getting to us all, and this season Mo has not looked his best, he's far from his best. If he's arrogant enough to say he doesn't have to earn his place because he's already done it, he has to be at his best every week to try to stay in the team," the legendary striker said. Wayne Rooney.
Whole Train Christian Kivu he didn't want to deal with Liverpool's problems.
- I will talk about the virtues of Liverpool - intensity has been their motto, since time immemorial. Jirgen Klopp"...and now with Sloto. We want to do things on the pitch the way Liverpool do them," the Romanian stressed.
The duel between the Italian and English giants is the absolute derby of tonight's program, and it could also be interesting about sixty kilometers away from Milan - in Bergamo, where Atalanta welcomes Chelsea.
"Goddess" and Nikola Krstović They are not in a good rhythm, but neither are the "blues", who have gone three matches without a triumph in the Premier League after outclassing Barcelona two weeks ago.
Today's couples: Kairat - Olympiacos (16.30), Bayern - Sporting (18.45), Atalanta - Chelsea, Barcelona - Eintracht, Barcelona - Eintracht, Inter - Liverpool, Monaco - Galatasaray, PSV - Atletico Madrid, Royal Union - Marseille, Tottenham - Slavia Prague (21).
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