For the most part it has been an excellent week for Jurgen Klopp and Liverpool with the Reds recording victories over both rivals Everton and Bournemouth whilst their nearest rivals for a top-four finish, Manchester United, drew two successive home matches. Yet there is one significant concern that will ruin the good vibe created by
Sadio Mané, became the most expensive player in African history when he completed a £34 million move from Southampton to Liverpool in June 2016. Mané’s rise to prominence has been a rapid one since he joined Southampton from Red Bull Salzburg in September 2014, with his raw pace and flamboyant dribbling style immediately posing a
Liverpool have had a great start to the season complemented by their free-flowing attacking football they have been playing under Klopp, which has enabled them to rack up scores that would even make live cricket betting sites go nuts. A lot of players who usually are very inconsistent for them, for example Philippe Coutinho, have now
When Liverpool’s interest in Sadio Mané became publicly known, there was a lot of debate about how the player would fare at the club. Many thought his £30 million price tag, including those at CrownBet promotions, which (according to several media outlets) could eventually rise to being a Liverpool club record, was way above what
Sadio Mane looks set to be Jurgen Klopp’s latest recruit, as both Liverpool and Southampton have settled for a £34 million transfer fee (via Sky Sports). This means that Mane will be Liverpool’s second most expensive transfer fee, behind Andy Carroll (£35m) and ahead of Christian Benteke (£32.5m). However, the most important question: is