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Liverpool is set to lose a second club legend this summer‚ with Mohamed Salah among those leaving Anfield
Andy Robertson will leave Liverpool at the end of the season‚ the club has confirmed - with the Scotland captain the latest talismanic figure to call time on their spell at Anfield in recent weeks. The defender's long-term team-mate Mohamed Salah was first to share the bombshell news of his imminent departure in a touching video last month. But Robertson's role in the Reds' successes in recent seasons has been similarly vital‚ with the club confirming that the 32-year-old will leave Merseyside as 'a legend'.
“Absolutely appalling!” Club legend tears Liverpool FC apartA blazing critique from a former Anfield icon has sent shockwaves through Liverpool FC. The unfiltered assessment‚ deli
Replacement for Salah: Is Liverpool interested in Hoffenheim's Toure?Mohamed Salah's long-term future at Anfield remains uncertain‚ and Liverpool are reportedly monitoring Hoffenh
A word that sums up the crisis... Slott is one step away from being sacked
IAN LADYMAN: Slot lost three-quarters of a Premier League winning strike force in one summer and then - in mind‚ body and soul - he lost Mo Salah‚ too. His big summer signing‚ Alexander Isak‚ has spent his debut Anfield season short of match fitness and then with a broken leg. But with the season's end almost upon us‚ Liverpool's decline has gone beyond all that. As was evidenced at Manchester City on Saturday‚ Slot now presides over a group of players no longer willing or able to consistently do the very basics of the game for him.
IAN LADYMAN AT THE ETIHAD: With fourteen minutes left of this thoroughly ruthless dismantling of Liverpool by Manchester City‚ two great forwards left the field. One of them‚ Erling Haaland of Manchester City‚ had a hat-trick to his name and can see opportunity beckoning‚ in the FA Cup and maybe even the Premier League. For the other‚ Mo Salah of Liverpool‚ a fabulous journey into Anfield legend and folklore is coming to an end wrapped up in humiliation and embarrassment. As such it is thoroughly painful to witness.
Liverpool legend Steven Gerrard has brought to light what he told Mohamed Salah during his bitter fall-out with boss Arne Slot in December‚ and believes the winger's impending exit is 'in everyone's best interests'. Last week‚ Salah‚ 33‚ announced that he will be leaving the Premier League champions at the end of the season‚ bringing the curtain down on an illustrious nine years at Anfield. The announcement came four months after he accused Liverpool of throwing him 'under the bus'‚ while claiming that he no longer had a relationship with Slot. And now Gerrard has given his thoughts on Salah's departure from Merseyside‚ revealing to The Overlap that he still speaks to the Egyptian over text.
Tudor was only appointed on Valentine's Day following the dismissal of Thomas Frank ‚ but has failed to address Tottenham's alarming form. The Croatian presided over four consecutive defeats at the start of his brief tenure‚ with Tottenham still yet to win a league match in 2026. And despite giving himself a glimmer of hope after his side rescued a 1-1 draw at Anfield on Sunday night‚ Tudor was axed by Tottenham on Monday with the club one point above the drop zone.
Follow Daily Mail Sport's live blog for the latest score‚ team news and updates as Liverpool's legends welcome Borussia Dortmund's legends to Anfield for a charity game.
Salah revealed earlier this week that his nine-year Anfield career will be coming to an end in the summer‚ two years after Klopp quit as manager after seven years of working with the Egyptian. Klopp is in England to take part in a charity game between Liverpool and Dortmund legends at Anfield on Saturday‚ and was speaking to The Anfield Wrap ahead of the game‚ when he was asked about Salah.
Mo Salah's agent Ramy Abass says they have yet to decide where Liverpool's stellar forward moves next after bringing down the curtain on his Anfield career. Here Daily Mail Sport assesses potential destinations: Deemed favourites by many. The Saudi Pro League side made a verbal offer of £150m to Liverpool in 2023 and remain in the market to replace Karim Benzema who left in January.
THE BIG DEBATE: Is Salah the best Premier League player of all time? Liverpool icon told where he stands ahead of Anfield exit
Mohamed Salah's agent issued a fiery statement on the heels of his client's revelation that he is leaving Liverpool at the end of the season. The 33-year-old is set to call time on his nine-year stint at Anfield in May despite signing his latest two-year contract extension worth £400‚000 a week almost one year ago to the day last year. After reaching an agreement with the Reds‚ Salah will leave the club as a player akin to a free agent.
Mohamed Salah will leave Liverpool at the end of the season. The 33-year-old‚ who joined the Anfield club from Roma in 2017‚ confirmed the news in an emotional video uploaded to his social media accounts on Tuesday night. The Premier League champions also issued their own statement in response to Salah's announcement‚ saying an agreement had been reached with the attacker to end his 'remarkable' nine-year stint in Merseyside when the season ends.
LEWIS STEELE: Even from before a ball was kicked‚ something at Anfield felt different. The old guard‚ who had been there and done that with these famed European nights under the lights‚ felt it. They were over to the Kop to orchestrate the crowd‚ while newer players such as Milos Kerkez glanced up at the sort of atmosphere they had only probably seen on the TV. Arne Slot‚ who has been ridiculed by some sections of the fanbase in recent weeks‚ was a man on a mission. He was more animated than ever before‚ proverbially kicking every ball on the touchline and gesticulating wildly as if he had downed 10 energy drinks in the dressing room.
IAN HERBERT AT ANFIELD: Hope sprang eternal because this is Anfield‚ the partisan‚ stubbornly inhospitable place where European comebacks have become an art form and folk memory. Long before kick-off‚ they were‚ of course‚ dialling down the list of clubs who had arrived here with an advantage and left with nothing: Barcelona 2019‚ Olympiacos 2004‚ right back to St Etienne 1977‚ when a skinny-legged David Fairclough danced through the French midfield and sent Liverpool on into a European Cup they won. This challenge seemed every bit as great as those because‚ although Galatasaray brought a mere one-goal advantage‚ something at the heart of Liverpool is malfunctioning. A club whose glories have always been based on the collective is suddenly a group of moving parts. 'Not a team but a team of individuals‚ as Jamie Carragher put it in a searing and significant analysis on Sky's Monday Night Football this week‚ after the late capitulation to Tottenham Hotspur which in so many ways felt like a defeat.
Liverpool have often prided themselves on their strong home form‚ but have lost three matches at Anfield in the Premier League so far this season and have drawn four more. At the weekend‚ they blew a 1-0 lead against struggling Tottenham‚ drawing more criticism‚ and Scholes is of the view that it's Liverpool's style and the lack of impact of Anfield that had led to their demise. Liverpool were often known for their aggressive approach under former manager Klopp‚ but changed their style under Slot.
Igor Tudor insists he never feared getting sacked as Tottenham Hotspur boss during a tense interview with Sky Sports' Patrick Davidson after his side's gutsy draw at Anfield.
IAN LADYMAN: They came to bury Igor Tudor. Metaphorically speaking‚ they had already dug the hole. But somehow‚ against enormous odds‚ the giant Croatian left the field at Anfield to a standing ovation from the supporters in the away end. There is some life left in Tudor's spell as Tottenham interim manager yet‚ life in his team's season perhaps. As for Liverpool manager Arne Slot‚ well who really knows? His team of champions - how odd it feels to say that now - are soft and meek and shockingly easy to play against. The door to the Champions League places swings wide open for Liverpool but somehow Slot's failing team sit outside the weakest top four in recent Premier League history. There are no excuses. Ahead after 18 minutes through a Dominic Szoboszlai free-kick that Spurs goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario really should have saved‚ Liverpool had the opportunity to sweep aside a team so weakened by injury and suspension that they couldn't even fill their substitutes' bench. Spurs came to Merseyside as the laughing stock of the Premier League‚ a team that knew only to lose.
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