Liverpool Morning Round-Up, Sunday 15th November 2026: Lovren Backs Reds' Title Credentials as Women Thrash Brighton
Former Liverpool defender Dejan Lovren has made a bold claim that the Reds could still be in the title conversation this season, insisting the Premier League race remains wide open (Liverpool.com). Lovren also gave his verdict on the impact of Jeremy Jacquet, admitting he has been "surprised" by how well the youngster has settled under Andoni Iraola this season (Liverpool.com).
Szoboszlai himself gave a reassuring update on the knee issue that had been a concern after featuring for Hungary (Liverpool.com). Alexander Isak was also among those involved over the weekend as part of the wider international roundup (Liverpool.com).
Liverpool are reportedly stepping up their interest in Lens defender Ismaelo Ganiou as they look to bolster their defensive options ahead of the upcoming transfer windows (LiverpoolFC.com). Elsewhere, Trent Alexander-Arnold's stance on a possible Liverpool return has been made clear, while the Reds are said to be tracking another player being billed as the "next Jeremy Jacquet" (Liverpool.com). Contract matters are also in focus, with Virgil van Dijk and Alisson Becker both having discussed their futures as their deals wind down (Liverpool.com), and the Echo reporting that as many as eight players could leave Liverpool at the end of the season as major contract decisions approach (Liverpool Echo).
On the pitch, former Liverpool full-back Glen Johnson has urged Iraola to try Joe Gomez at left-back as a solution before the January window (Liverpool Echo), while the Echo also asks which two Liverpool players need to step up as Iraola's methods continue to bed in (Liverpool Echo).
In the Women's Super League, Liverpool ended a five-game winless run in style, with a Beata Olsson double helping them to a 3-0 win away at Brighton (BBC Sport).
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