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Liverpool belatedly got the job done against Wolves, but by then Steven Gerrard and Aston Villa had already lost their two-goal lead.

It has been an excellent debut season, and the odd mistake has to be accepted as a fair price to pay for an elite centre-back of the future. He made no mistake, squaring the ball for a tap-in. Having played a key role in the equaliser against Wolves, he could be seen galvanising his teammates, setting the standards for those around him. He has brought all of the same passion to Liverpool. There is a shred of comfort in the fact that Liverpool did their job, but it was a cruel way to end the domestic campaign. But in the end, as has been the case all season, both of the title contenders did their jobs.

Your Liverpool morning digest as the Reds learn Aurelien Tchouameni transfer intent, plus the club have received a £41.8m boost.

Half of the TV jackpot is split evenly between the clubs, which gave each side around £84m ($104m) during the 2020/21 Premier League season. While Liverpool eventually overcame Wolves thanks to late goals from Mohamed Salah and Andy Robertson. READ THE FULL STORY HERE.

Liverpool look like the biggest losers from the Kylian Mbappé saga, but it may hand FSG a free transfer chance for a man with a claim to Lionel Messi's ...

Sure enough, the French prodigy is lacking in terms of goal output (both expected and actual). But in almost every other respect, he has similar elite-level characteristics. Dembélé could yet price out Liverpool in a similar manner. But it would still appear to be a stretch for them to make a move for Ousmane Dembélé, who looked a lot like he was the Mbappé fallback plan. For a player with such an impressive profile, it may well be considered a risk worth taking. Yet the Argentine will still be there, along with Neymar and (for now) Mauro Icardi. It is a well-stocked front line. Even Naby Keïta has been able to put his troubles behind him since the appointment of Doctor Andreas Schlumberger in late 2020.

Liverpool and Real Madrid have both agreed terms with Monaco's Aurélien Tchouaméni ahead of the Champions League final whilst Mikel Arteta remains coy on ...

Of course, all of us have dreams and we need to live those dreams in a short space of time. And which gives me the opportunity to continue to pursue my dreams." I'm going to keep fighting for the right to be in this squad." He warned: “We need to improve a lot because next season the league will be very difficult - with five subs you can change a game. "He needs to go away with his family and decide what to do. The future is unknown and I only live in the present. But we will try to do the right thing." "I will try to represent this badge as best I can. But we have clear ideas of what we want to do." The Dons dropped into League Two after enduring a nightmare 27-match winless run and could now lose some of their talented young stars. “I don’t think this is now the time to talk about it,” Glazer said. Pep Guardiola's side are likely to be even better with Erling Haaland arriving at the Etihad from Borussia Dortmund this summer.

Media Digest: Liverpool are one of the teams who have looked into a transfer for Aurélien Tchouaméni, while the Reds have been dealt a double blow ahead of ...

We want to wait until we know more about it and then you will get the information as well." "I can imagine their disappointment," he wrote on social media after the announcement of his decision. Credible, incredible and anything in between: we round it all up in one place here, taking a sideways look at the day’s media goings-on from around the world.

Thiago may be able to face Real Madrid after scans showed no serious damage to the star midfielder's ankle.

Spain boss Luis Enrique has spoken with Liverpool midfielder Thiago about the injury that makes him a doubt for the Champions League final against Real ...

We are going to wait. “He is having a great season. Thiago will now undergo scans to ascertain the extent of the damage - with the clock ticking down on Liverpool’s showdown with Real Madrid in the Champions League final in Paris on Saturday evening.

Liverpool's Premier League season is over and now the focus begins on the summer and on the Champions League final – with some big deals potentially in the ...

This is what the future looks like Expect a resolution within three or four weeks, he reckons – and a fee of less than €50 million. Further fees are payable on add-ons and sell-on clauses.

NBA star LeBron James bought a small stake in Liverpool FC in 2011, before becoming a partner in the Premier League club's ownership company last year.

A KPMG evaluation of James’ Liverpool stake shortly before he bought into FSG estimated that his share in the club had risen in value to more than $45m. LeBron James’ investment in Liverpool FC has multiplied in value since he acquired a small stake in the Premier League soccer club just over a decade ago. NBA star LeBron James bought a small stake in Liverpool FC in 2011, before becoming a partner in the Premier League club’s ownership company last year.

Liverpool are willing to give Thiago Alcantara every chance of being fit in time for Champions League final against Real Madrid on Saturday.

Thiago has suffered final heartbreak once already this season having been injured during the warm-up ahead of the League Cup win over Chelsea at Wembley in February after being named in the starting line-up. With Fabinho also facing a race against time to be fit for Paris having missed the last three games with a hamstring complaint, Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp faces a potential midfield headache. Thiago will now undergo intensive treatment at the AXA Training Centre before a decision is made on whether he will be part of the playing squad that travels to France at the end of the week.

Liverpool did all they could in their attempt to claim the Premier League title by beating Wolverhampton Wanderers on Sunday. Sadio Mane, Mohamed Salah and ...

And there was an amusing reminder of that in the mixed zone - where journalists attempt to persuade players to chat - after the game. Alisson was so incensed with the decision to play on he could be spotted beating the Anfield turf with his fist in anger. before walking past again a little later and asking the same person "How did Everton get on today?" And they were indebted to another excellent display from Alisson Becker, particularly in the second half when he made a string of important stops. Well, that was until a fan sat near the front pointed out to the approaching Liverpool players that City had gone 3-2 up. The result means Jurgen Klopp’s side ended the campaign a point behind Manchester City to dash hopes of an unprecedented quadruple.

Liverpool could win their third trophy of the season when they take on Real Madrid in the Champions League final and Mohamed Salah is determined to end the ...

Salah has been a major part of their success and he is determined to win another trophy. Although the league did not go Liverpool's way, they could still win three trophies this season if they manage to beat Los Blancos in Paris this weekend. But City managed to just come out on top and lifted their fourth title in five seasons at the Etihad Stadium.

Liverpool will take part in their last game of the season on Saturday as Jurgen Klopp's side look to get the better of Real Madrid in the Champions League ...

There are also question marks over the likes of Fabinho and Thiago for the final, with the midfield duo facing a race against time to be involved in Paris. Both Jota and Roberto Firmino could serve as effective options from the bench. Liverpool do have some injury concerns ahead of this showpiece fixture, however, which could pose problems for Klopp as he ponders who to name in his starting-eleven.

The Liverpool goalkeeper was left frustrated but could only congratulate Manchester City after they pipped the Reds to the Premier League title by a single ...

I’m very proud of the boys but it’s over yet, we’ve got another game next week. "We’re not going to be negative and look at games where we dropped points. After the game, Alisson admitted that the amount of points accumulated by his side would have been enough in different circumstances.