Harper Morgan

2 days ago | anfieldindex.com | Harper Morgan

Ringmahon Rangers: The Cork Club Cashing In on Caoimhín Kelleher’s Premier League RiseIf Ringmahon Rangers win tonight, the Red Cove Inn will be packed to the rafters. The Cork club is chasing its 10th trophy of the season at adult level, with another cup final showdown against local rivals Avondale United. But silverware might not be the biggest reason for celebration on the southside of the city.

2 days ago | anfieldindex.com | Harper Morgan

As Arne Slot begins shaping his Liverpool side in his own image, one of Anfield’s most creative academy products could be edging closer to the exit door. Sources have told Football Insider that Harvey Elliott is growing increasingly likely to leave Liverpool this summer—with a move to Serie A firmly on the cards. Elliott, 22, recently rejected a switch to Nottingham Forest, with insiders suggesting the midfielder felt Nuno Espírito Santo’s tactical setup did not suit his strengths.

2 days ago | anfieldindex.com | Harper Morgan

Wirtz Fever Takes Over MunichThere are those in football who flirt with greatness and those who walk up and claim it. Florian Wirtz, at just 22, is already being spoken of in the hushed, reverent tones usually reserved for the world’s elite. A £100million price tag? In today’s transfer market, that doesn’t sound unreasonable. In fact, after watching him in Germany’s 2-1 Nations League semi-final defeat to Portugal, it almost sounds like a bargain.

5 days ago | anfieldindex.com | Harper Morgan

Frimpong’s Early Struggles and First StepsJeremie Frimpong’s journey back to English football has come full circle. From the streets of Moston to the elite levels of the Bundesliga, the Dutch international’s path to Anfield has been shaped by setbacks, sacrifices and standout performances. Liverpool’s interest in Frimpong isn’t new, according to Gregg Evans in The Athletic, the club had identified his talent as early as his youth football days with Clayton in Manchester.

1 week ago | anfieldindex.com | Harper Morgan

Broadcast row clouds Liverpool title celebrationLiverpool’s final-day Premier League coronation was drenched in emotion, but astonishingly, it almost went unseen by domestic television audiences. Despite the occasion’s magnitude — a title presentation at Anfield — neither Sky Sports nor TNT Sports initially selected the game for live broadcast. Sky, holding first choice, opted for Nottingham Forest vs Chelsea due to its Champions League implications.