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Steven Gerrard on being named No. 1: “I feel very flattered and honoured. I think people have maybe recency bias, is it called, where I've played in the recent generations, if you like.

“But there've been some incredible players before me and after me, so [I'm] extremely flattered and humble. Thank you."

“I think the feeling from my side is mutual. The fans made me, if you like.

"I couldn't have been the player that I was, I wouldn't have had the career that I had without the support that I had every three or four days playing football.”

🔴 Steven Gerrard: “Kenny is my king, he's my No.1.”

Official - “Liverpool's Greatest" list in full:

1: Steven Gerrard
2: Kenny Dalglish
3: Ian Rush
4: Mohamed Salah
5: John Barnes
6: Graeme Souness
7: Alan Hansen
8: Virgil van Dijk
9: Roger Hunt
10: Ian Callaghan
11: Billy Liddell
12: Robbie Fowler
13: Ray Clemence
14: Kevin Keegan
15: Luis Suarez
16: Alisson Becker
17: Emlyn Hughes
18: Phil Neal
19: Sadio Mane
20: Ian St John
21: Phil Thompson
22: Roberto Firmino
23: Jamie Carragher
24: Michael Owen
25: Jordan Henderson
26: Andy Robertson
27: Ron Yeats
28: Trent Alexander-Arnold
29: Sami Hyypia
30: Steve Heighway
31: Gordon Hodgson
32: Elisha Scott
33: Ronnie Whelan
34: Terry McDermott
35: Mark Lawrenson
36: Ray Kennedy
37: Tommy Smith
38: Steve McManaman
39: Alan Kennedy
40: Harry Chambers
41: Steve Nicol
42: Bruce Grobbelaar
43: Jan Molby
44: Fernando Torres
45: Chris Lawler
46: Steve McMahon
47: Alex Raisbeck
48: James Milner
49: Jimmy Case
50: John Toshack
51: Jack Balmer
52: Donald MacKinlay
53: Peter Beardsley
54: Xabi Alonso
55: Divock Origi
56: Jamie Redknapp
57: Diogo Jota
58: Bob Paisley
59: Sammy Lee
60: Ephraim Longworth
61: Craig Johnston
62: Peter Thompson
63: John Arne Riise
64: Pepe Reina
65: John Aldridge
66: Joe Gomez
67: David Fairclough
68: Fabinho
69: Georginio Wijnaldum
70: Albert Stubbins
71: Emile Heskey
72: Joel Matip
73: Tom Bromilow
74: Dietmar Hamann
75: Alan A'Court
76: Luis Diaz
77: Ronnie Moran
78: Tommy Lawrence
79: Daniel Sturridge
80: Ray Houghton
81: Dirk Kuyt
82: Matt Busby
83: Vladimir Smicer
84: Gerry Byrne
85: Phil Taylor
86: Jerzy Dudek
87: Philippe Coutinho
88: Sam Raybould
89: Jack Parkinson
90: David Johnson
91: Danny Murphy
92: Dick Forshaw
93: Curtis Jones
94: Lucas Leiva
95: Adam Lallana
96: Bobby Robinson
97: Jack Cox
98: Luis Garcia
99: Dominik Szoboszlai
100: Alexis Mac Allister

Speaking to the BBC, Arne Slot reflects on his memories of Diogo Jota, on the one-year anniversary of the No.20's death:

"I first met Diogo on our tour to America. Like many of the players, he arrived a little later because of the Euros. Over the months that followed, he showed us all what kind of person and player he was.

"Diogo wasn't someone who only had two or three close friends within the group. He got along with everyone. Whether it was a team-mate or a member of staff, he always had time for people and made everyone feel valued.

"He always put the team first and, whenever he was needed, he was ready to fight for his team-mates and for the club he loved playing for.

"After we lost him, I told the players the best way we could honour Diogo was by trying to be a little like him. For me, that's how he'll always be remembered.

"People will probably expect me to say that the goal against Everton was my favourite memory, and of course it was a special moment.

"But when I think about Diogo now, that's not the first thing that comes to mind. I always think about the photograph he chose after we won the Premier League.

"Out of all the pictures available, he picked the one with the entire team and staff in front of the Kop singing You'll Never Walk Alone. That was Diogo.

"He always put the team before himself. That simple choice told you everything about the person he was, and it's the memory that stays with me."

Today, we remember Diogo Jota, one year after his passing.

Gone far too soon, but never forgotten. Your legacy lives on in our hearts. Rest in peace, Diogo.

You’ll Never Walk Alone. ❤️

Liverpool FC has unveiled a permanent memorial at Anfield in tribute to Diogo Jota and André Silva

Forever 20 ❤️

ببالغ الحزن والأسى، تنعى رابطة مشجعي ليفربول في لبنان أحد أعضائها المنتسبين، الاخ العزيز محمد مهدي، الذي ارتقى مع زوجته وأولاده إثر الغارة الإسرائيلية التي استهدفت منطقة قناريت – الغازية في جنوب لبنان.

نتقدّم بأحرّ التعازي إلى عائلته وأحبائه، سائلين الله أن يتغمّدهم جميعًا بواسع رحمته، وأن يلهم ذويهم الصبر والسلوان في هذا المصاب الأليم.

في هذه اللحظات الصعبة، تقف الرابطة متضامنة مع عائلته وكل المتضررين من هذه المأساة.

إنا لله وإنا إليه راجعون.

You’ll Never Walk Alone ❤️🕊️

With profound sorrow and grief, the Liverpool Supporters Club, Lebanon, mourns one of its members, our dear brother Mohammad Mahdi, who was killed along with his wife and children following the Israeli strike that targeted their home in South Lebanon.

In these difficult moments, OLSC Lebanon stands in solidarity with his family and all those affected by this tragedy.

Liverpool Full Fixture list 26/27

August
GW1: Newcastle United (A)
GW2: Nottingham Forest (H)

September
GW3: Ipswich Town (A)
GW4: Fulham (H)
GW5: Bournemouth (A)

October
GW6: Manchester City (H)
GW7: Brentford (A)
GW8: Brighton & Hove Albion (H)
GW9: Arsenal (H)

November
GW10: Crystal Palace (A)
GW11: Manchester United (H)
GW12: Everton (A)

December
GW13: Sunderland (H)
GW14: Chelsea (A)
GW15: Leeds United (H)
GW16: Tottenham Hotspur (H)
GW17: Hull City (A)
GW18: Aston Villa (A)

January
GW19: Coventry City (H)
GW20: Sunderland (A)
GW21: Crystal Palace (H)
GW22: Manchester United (A)
GW23: Everton (H)

February
GW24: Arsenal (A)
GW25: Coventry City (A)
GW26: Hull City (H)
GW27: Tottenham Hotspur (A)

March
GW28: Aston Villa (H)
GW29: Ipswich Town (H)
GW30: Fulham (A)

April
GW31: Newcastle United (H)
GW32: Nottingham Forest (A)
GW33: Leeds United (A)

May
GW34: Chelsea (H)
GW35: Manchester City (A)
GW36: Brentford (H)
GW37: Brighton & Hove Albion (A)
GW38: Bournemouth (H)

Liverpool have agreed a deal to sign Victor Munoz from Osasuna, subject to a successful work permit application and international clearance

The forward, who is currently on World Cup duty with Spain, completed a medical at the country’s current base in Tennessee in the USA and has put pen to paper on a long-term contract.

Munoz is the first new addition since the arrival of head coach Andoni Iraola and will link up with his new teammates later this summer after his participation in the tournament with his national team has concluded.

Munoz is the second addition to the Reds’ playing squad ahead of 2026-27, after a deal was agreed for the acquisition of Jeremy Jacquet earlier this year.

Liverpool stars are DOMINATING the 2026 World Cup so far:

🇸🇪 Alexander Isak (1 goal, 2 assists)
🇳🇱 Virgil van Dijk (1 goal)
🇩🇪 Florian Wirtz (1 assist)
🇳🇱 Ryan Gravenberch (2 assists)

Wataru Endo has withdrawn from Japan’s World Cup squad due to injury, and announced his retirement from international football.

Keep your head up, Wata 🇯🇵❤️