Liverpool Morning Round-Up, Sunday 8th November 2026: Reds Head to Selhurst Park Looking to End Losing Run Before International Break
Good morning Reds. The big story today is the Premier League trip to Crystal Palace, with Liverpool looking to return to winning ways after back-to-back defeats ahead of the international break (Liverpool.com) (Liverpool Echo). Andoni Iraola faces some tough selection calls, with decisions needed on Trey Nyoni and Dominik Szoboszlai, while there's also an update on Ryan Gravenberch and as many as nine players potentially missing for the Selhurst Park clash (Liverpool.com) (Liverpool Echo). For those planning to watch, the game is being shown with full TV and streaming details available for fans in the UK and US (Liverpool.com). One boost for Liverpool is that former transfer target Ismaila Sarr is not expected to be fit for Palace, continuing to struggle with a groin issue, meaning the Reds won't face him this weekend (Liverpool Echo). There's also a reminder that Alexander Isak could match a feat previously achieved by Mo Salah if he finds the net against Palace today (This Is Anfield).
On the transfer front, speculation continues around Jeremie Frimpong's future, with Liverpool.com running through possible right-back replacements and further transfer news lines amid the exit links, including reported interest in wonderkid Wael Mohya (Liverpool.com). BBC Sport's Sunday gossip column adds that Liverpool are considering a move for Brighton goalkeeper Bart Verbruggen, while Bayern Munich are said to remain in talks with Rio Ngumoha's camp, and Tottenham's Conor Gallagher is reportedly being monitored by rival Premier League clubs (BBC Sport).
Elsewhere, Trent Alexander-Arnold and Harvey Elliott missed the chance to face each other in La Liga on Saturday after being left out by their respective coaches (Liverpool.com). And a former England international with Liverpool and Crystal Palace connections has reflected on his time at Anfield, saying he's disappointed not to have played more but glad to have been part of the club's revival, ahead of a reported move to the United States (Liverpool Echo).
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