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Here are the headlines from Liverpool night on Tuesday 22nd December.
Crooks criticizes Klopp’s decision
BBC Sport expert Garth Crooks criticized Jurgen Klopp’s decision to eliminate Sadio Mane in Liverpool’s 7-0 win at Crystal Palace on Saturday afternoon.
Mane was visibly angry after being replaced by Mohamed Salah with about half an hour of the match remaining.
Crooks has now warned Klopp that his decision could have an impact on the Senegalese international’s future at Anfield.
The expert said in his BBC Sport column: “A warning to Klopp: don’t bother Sadio Mane. He has been the Reds’ best forward for more than a season and if Klopp will replace him, especially when he’s in such a scoring good mood, you need to let them know well in advance.
“Watching Mane mutter his frustrations is not a good image and Klopp is fooling himself if he thinks those things don’t matter. And he should never think for a minute that the big European clubs are not watching his every move.”
You can read more Crooks comments on Klopp and Mane here.
Reds offer accepted by young Blues
Liverpool have received an offer accepted by Birmingham City for their young Calum Scanlon.
The 15-year-old has represented England in the U-15 category and can play both on the left back and in the midfield.
Scanlon’s family is now deciding whether a move to the Reds would be the best change for their development, ECHO understands.
Klopp has previously, and very recently, shown a lot of faith in the Academy players, with a host of young talents getting opportunities in Liverpool’s first team.
More recently, Rhys Williams, Caoimhin Kelleher and Nat Phillips have had opportunities due to the Reds’ injury problems.
Read more about the acceptance of Liverpool’s offer for Scanlon here.
Liverpool Bank’s full Coutinho fee
Liverpool have now deposited the total transfer fee of £ 142 million for the transfer of Philippe Coutinho to Barcelona in January 2018.
Coutinho made the Reds’ huge amount of money to Barca nearly three years ago, in a deal that made the Brazilian star the third most expensive player in history at the time.
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The deal made between the two parties was worth £ 142 million, with an initial payment of £ 106 million up front, and the remainder (£ 36 million) in add-ons.
In August Liverpool were just £ 4.4m away from receiving the full fee for their former Barcelona playmaker and the remainder of the payment was understood to be with the Merseyside-based club when Barca reached certain milestones. based on appearances. .
Reports in Spain indicate that the Reds could be pinned for another £ 18 million from the Catalan giants, if Coutinho reaches 100 games for the club.
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