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Motonori Watanabe joined Liverpool FC's medical department ahead of the start of the 2020-21 season in the role of masseur/therapist. He arrived at the club with more than a decade of experience in treating a wide range of musculoskeletal injuries, both within professional sports and clinical settings. Born in Japan, 'Moto' moved to the UK in ...
2023年8月16日 · Liverpool FC has been granted a Safe Standing Licence for the 2023-24 season following an application to the Sports Ground Safety Authority (SGSA) earlier this year. The move will now see the introduction of safe standing areas across all rail seating sections on the Kop and in the lower Anfield Road Stand from Saturday.
2023年6月30日 · . The next installation phase will take place this summer when a further 3,000 rail seats will be placed on the Kop, in the remainder of blocks 202-208 up to row 33. This will take the total to 7,425 rail seats on the Kop, just over 55 per cent of stand capacity. LFC plans to extend rail seating on the Kop next year to block 102-108, up to row 13.
Michelle Hudson joined Liverpool FC's backroom team for the start of the 2020-21 season, working within the club's medical department as masseur. Hailing from Kirkby, Michelle switched to the Reds from rugby league side Warrington Wolves, where she served for six years after beginning on an initial two-month voluntary basis before joining on a ...
2023年9月29日 · Dignitaries from across the city and women’s football were invited to the AXA Melwood Training Centre for the club’s official opening event today, with a chance to take a look around the elite training facility and celebrate an historic moment for our women’s team.
2022年6月7日 · Fabian Mrozek has signed a new contract with Liverpool FC. The 18-year-old goalkeeper made regular appearances for Marc Bridge-Wilkinson’s U18s team during the 2021-22 season. He claimed a clean sheet in a Merseyside derby victory at the Academy and also recorded two fine shutouts in the UEFA Youth League in crucial home fixtures against ...
Dr Andreas Schlumberger joined Liverpool FC as head of recovery and performance at the end of 2020. Schlumberger took up the newly created specialist role – which supports and works in close collaboration with the current performance, medical and rehabilitation leadership – as part of the Reds' men's backroom set-up at the AXA Training Centre.
