Bournemouth tend to press high, and are the only side more direct (in terms of speed up the pitch) than Nottingham Forest, so they do pose a threat to Arne Slot’s Liverpool. We learned, too, in their late, late 3-2 win against Everton that they’re able to withstand being second best for over 80 minutes and still taking their chances.

Arne Slot got the perfect response from his Liverpool team in midweek after they succumbed to a shock home defeat to Nottingham Forest last weekend.The Reds fell behind early to Milan in their

Arnie Slot suffered his first setback as Liverpool manager last week when his side were shocked at home by Nottingham Forest. The Reds were well below the level they had shown in their first three Premier League games as they went down by a goal to nil.

Liverpool's latest transfer window was completley inactive on the incoming fronts barring the last week. The Reds secured a deal for Italian winger Federico Chiesa and Georgian goalkeeper Giorgi Mamardashvili.

Liverpool reportedly had a strong interest in Dutch midfield talent Xavi Simons this summer, and although they couldn’t get a deal done on this occasion, he’s likely to make a permanent move away from Paris Saint-Germain next year.

Eyeing Milos KerkezLiverpool FC, under the guidance of Arne Slot, are keenly observing Bournemouth’s Milos Kerkez as they plan to bolster their left-back options.

A Liverpool transfer target has said his club refused to let him leave over the summer despite interest in his signature.