
Ben Pescod
Sports Writer, Editor and Podcaster at The Anfield Index Podcast
Sports Writer and Editor at eplindex Liverpool FC
Articles
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1 day ago |
anfieldindex.com | Ben Pescod
As Trent Alexander-Arnold’s time at Liverpool continues to dwindle with each passing day, Real Madrid are already planning to deal another hammer blow to the Reds next summer. That blow could come as a move to sign Ibrahima Konate, as his contract is currently set expire in June 2026. Reliable journalists like Fabrizio Romano have already mentioned Madrid’s interest in signing the Frenchman.
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2 days ago |
anfieldindex.com | Ben Pescod
With the summer transfer window moving closer, Liverpool’s transfer plans are already starting to accelerate in front of us. There has been a lot of talk about potential exits, especially regarding Trent Alexander-Arnold, but Arne Slot has already chosen his replacement for the departing right-back. Journalist Nicolo Schira has claimed that Liverpool have reached an ‘agreement in principle’ to sign Bayer Leverkusen defender Jeremie Frimpong, on a deal until June 2030.
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3 days ago |
anfieldindex.com | Ben Pescod
It hurts. I think that is an appropriate way to summarise where this whole situation comes from – hurt. And it hurts because of how much people care. Liverpool fans, more than most, are used to acknowledging that there’s a time where club legends leave the club and move onto the next chapters of their careers. That disappointment will always remain and the feelings towards a homegrown player will always be heightened.
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4 days ago |
anfieldindex.com | Ben Pescod
Liverpool are already ramping up plans to bolster their squad in a bid to win a record-breaking 21st league title under Arne Slot last season. Those plans could be set to take a huge leap over the next few days with the Reds set to hold talks over a major summer deal to sign Real Madrid forward Rodrygo. The forward has been on Liverpool’s radar for some time and former head coach Jurgen Klopp was a huge admirer of the Brazilian.
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4 days ago |
eplindex.com | Ben Pescod
Crystal Palace marched into North London and left with more than just three points—they matched their all-time Premier League points tally and laid down a marker ahead of their FA Cup final. Tottenham Hotspur, meanwhile, were left to reflect on a limp display that offered more questions than answers in the dying embers of a frustrating season. Eze Brilliance Powers Palace Past SpursFor Crystal Palace, this was more than just a derby win—it was a statement.
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