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We’re all looking forward to getting to know him more."Asked whether he felt he could appeal to Iraola, Koumas added: "I think I’m a player that the gaffer could sort of like, with the way I press and the energy I can give to the team. I’m always looking to impress so I’ll just see where it takes me."And on his goals for the upcoming season, he explained: "To play for Liverpool in the Premier League, of course.
3 at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.“Obviously I was 26 at Hull when I first went, I was 26 at Liverpool,” Robertson said in an interview with Tottenham.“But when I came here, I knew that the number 26 hasn’t been used since the legend that is Ledley King and from my point of view, I wanted to respect that.“He was an unbelievable player and has done so many good things for this football club.“Number 3 means a lot to me – that’s my national team number, I’ve had so many good memories as number 3 for Scotland. "I was told yesterday that there had been an approach earlier on in the window for the Monaco right-winger, and he is just one of a number of targets being kind of assessed at the minute.argets under consideration."I think you’d be looking at £42.7m-£51.3m for Akliouche, so yeah, he’s certainly one that I say is a possibility, rather than a kind of definite they’ll be making a move for him.”Maghnes Akliouche has been linked with a move to Liverpool as the club assess wide targets(Image: Jose Breton/Pics Action/NurPhoto via Getty Images)24th Jul12:44 BSTIraola opens up on new backroom staffAndoni Iraola has outlined the importance of the three coaches he brought with him from Bournemouth as the new-look Liverpool backroom staff takes shape.The Reds' new head coach was insistent that Tommy Elphick, Shaun Cooper and Pablo de la Torre all moved to Merseyside as well.Iraola brought De la Torre with him from Rayo Vallecano when he took over Bournemouth in 2023 and it was at the Vitality Stadium where he struck up good relationships with former players Elphick and Cooper, who have now taken on roles as first-team coaches at Anfield.READ THE FULL STORY HERE.Andoni Iraola with his coaching staff, Shaun Cooper, Tommy Elphick, Pablo de la Torre and Neil Moss during the Premier League match between Bournemouth and Manchester City at Vitality Stadium on May 19, 2026 in Bournemouth, England(Image: Robin Jones - AFC Bournemouth/AFC Bournemouth via Getty Images)24th Jul12:09 BSTMore from Jurgen KloppJurgen Klopp has warned he will walk away from his new role as Germany national team head coach if his family are hounded by the media.Klopp was confirmed as the latest leader of Die Mannschaft following the resignation of Julian Nagelsmann after the failure to progress beyond the round of 32 at the recent World Cup in North America.The 59-year-old has signed a contract until 2030 that will take him through the Euro 2028 championships in the United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland and the World Cup in Spain, Portugal and Morocco two years later.“I know full well this is job number one for me," he said.
We’re all looking forward to getting to know him more."He added: "I think I’m a player that the gaffer could sort of like, with the way I press and the energy I can give to the team. I’m always looking to impress so I’ll just see where it takes me."Asked what his goals are ahead of the new season, he said: "To play for Liverpool in the Premier League, of course.
