Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp blocked RB Leipzig’s move for Naby Keita in the January transfer window, according to reports...
a ‘veto’ from Liverpool boss Klopp stopped Keita from moving to Leipzig in the winter market.
One such club could be AC Milan with the Daily Mirror insisting today that the Italian giants are ready to ‘step up their interest’ in the Guinea international, who is now able to sign a pre-contract agreement with a foreign club.
United Kingdom Latest News, United Kingdom Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Is Jurgen Klopp still Liverpool's best option to get out of this funk?Another bad defeat for Liverpool at Wolves puts the club in a difficult position, but what do you do if results are bad but the manager is unsackable?
Read more »
Liverpool and Man Utd 'on trail' of Everton defender after £15m bid was rejected in JanuaryLiverpool and Man Utd are reportedly both interested in signing Everton defender Jarrad Branthwaite, who is currently on loan at PSV Eindhoven.
Read more »
Klopp sack? Journalist claims 'frustrated' Liverpool boss has 'big question' to answer this summerBen Jacobs is reporting that Jurgen Klopp is 'frustrated' at the moment but if he leaves Liverpool it will be on his 'own terms'.
Read more »
'He never was and never will be a problem' - Klopp defends Liverpool star as he looks ahead to Everton clashLiverpool boss Jurgen Klopp has defended Jordan Henderson over recent criticism of his performances and insists he 'is not a problem'.
Read more »
Northern Ireland election delayed until January 2024, as government remains in limboNorthern Ireland's government could remain in limbo for another year, with a bill pushing back a deadline for parties to form an executive.
Read more »
Donald Trump's Facebook and Instagram accounts restored after ban in wake of January 6 riotEx-US President Donald Trump's Facebook and Instagram accounts have been restored after he was banned from the platforms in the wake of the deadly January 6 Capitol riots.
Read more »