#liverpool-fc

#liverpool-fc

As per Football Insider, Pete O'Rourke has revealed that Upamecano is in talks with Bayern over signing a new deal, but despite this, his future in Bavaria remains very uncertain. I'm sure (Liverpool) will be hoping that maybe they could sign a player of the calibre of Upamecano on a potential free transfer in the summer. Look, he's under contract at the Allianz Arena until the summer and discussions over a new dealer are ongoing between Upamecano's representatives and Bayern Munich.

It was a familiar feeling during the game with all the same symptoms of poor performances being shown once again. A lack of drive in possession and clumsy defending all led to the three Brentford goals. As we start to enter the busy winter period with all competitions still in play for Liverpool something needs to change very quickly for the team.

"On Monday, everyone was sad because we lost to Man United at home," Van Dijk told reporters. "We haven't lost many games at home during my time at Liverpool and it was tough under the circumstances. "So on Monday we came together, but it wasn't a crisis meeting. We all know how things can change. We're only in October. "Obviously we also had a proper debrief with the manager, but we had a separate one as players. "I wanted to say some things. It wasn't a crisis meeting. It's not something I do after every game. Let's keep it that way!"

Bayern Munich is loving life right now, enjoying a winning streak of which Luis Díaz is a key part of. The same can't be said for his old team Liverpool, who just lost four games on the bounce, the latest of which is a humiliating 2-1 loss to Manchester United at Anfield. That gave the Red Devils their first win away at Liverpool since 17 January 2016.

We're preparing, everyone is really with a lot of positive energy back, the left-back told Liverpool's website. A lot of the lads had good performances and good wins with their national teams, so we're really looking forward to it.

OK, it's like this: I'm going to give one of you half a crown, and take the other one with me to Anfield, to watch the football.

A couple of weeks ago, Liverpool seemed on course to win the Premier League for the second season running and probably the Champions League too. The Reds' run of winning without being that good made it feel inevitable. Winning when not at your best is, after all, a sign () of a title-winning side, Clive. But then Liverpool continued playing not particularly well and started losing.