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Shaqiri’s last-minute winner against Serbia during the tournament’s group stage was pivotal in taking his country into the knockout rounds, where they were frustratingly eliminated by Sweden. Shortly after returning from Russia, he sealed a long-term deal with Liverpool and will begin the next chapter of his club career under Klopp at Anfield.
Profile. Stats. World Cup winner Alexis Mac Allister arrived at Liverpool FC in the summer of 2023 from Brighton & Hove Albion. The midfielder claimed the No.10 shirt upon his arrival to Anfield, occupying the squad number last taken by Sadio Mane after signing a long-term deal.
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2023年6月8日 · By Glenn Price. Learn about Alexis Mac Allister's backstory and career so far with our handy factfile. The World Cup winner became Liverpool's first signing of the summer window on Thursday, completing a transfer from Brighton & Hove Albion for an undisclosed fee. Get to know the Reds' new No.10 much better below...
He is, though, certain there is more to come as his development continues. Shaqiri told Liverpoolfc.com: “The process is going very well - I think you can see that also on the pitch. I’m very happy to be here and I’m settling in very well, but I think it’s going to be much, much better the longer I settle in. I’m very happy.
2016年9月13日 · On that night in August 1977, though, the world-famous ‘This Is Anfield’ frame briefly troubled a man who in years to come would give the gift of his football genius to the stadium time and again. “We were playing Newcastle in the first game I played,” recalls Dalglish. “We drew 1-1 at Middlesbrough in the opening league game and on ...
2017年10月13日 · With the Scot's services to the club set to be recognised with the renaming of a stand at Anfield today, retrace his long-running love affair with the Reds in our timeline below. August 20, 1966. Down on Merseyside for a trial, a 15-year-old Dalglish plays for Liverpool's B team as they beat Southport Reserves 1-0.
