Aziz Tarimo @AzizLiverpoolfc

Bournemouth. Brentford. Brighton. The Bermuda Triangle was meant to be a threat. Until Alexander Isak has gunned them down. 9 points out of 9.

This is a Ronald Araujo appreciation tweet.

I believe in Andoni Iroala now more than ever.The performance yesterday has given me confidence that we have an amazing coach,he out coached Maresca without 3 of his key players (Isak,Gakpo and Szoboszlai and lost because of careless red card. I think we are in safe hand

لأول مرة على لسان زعيم عربي في الأمم المتحدة.. ملك الأردن يكسر الصمت تجاه إسرائيل! الملك عبد الله الثاني: "لا ينبغي لأحد في هذه الجمعية أن يظن أن أطماع ستتوقف عند فلسطين. إن شهية هذه الحكومة الإسرائيلية للتوسع أصبحت الآن تهديدًا إقليميًا. وسوريا اليوم هي التحذير الذي يختار المجتمع الدولي ألّا يراه. توغلات متكررة، وتوسع إقليمي تدريجي، وفرض وقائع جديدة على الأرض، بما في ذلك حول مصادر المياه الحيوية. خطوة محسوبة تلو الأخرى، تختبر إسرائيل إلى أي مدى يمكنها أن تذهب. وفي كل مرة يغضّ فيها المجتمع الدولي الطرف، تتعلم إسرائيل أنها تستطيع الذهاب أبعد، متجاوزة الحدود والقيود القانونية." x.com/Levant_24_/sta…

As the Premier League starts today, I pray for a good season, full fitness, team strength, confidence and consistency No injuries, no heartbreak, just good football and big moments Let this be a special one for us, Amen 🙏🔴 #YNWA #LFC

🚨 Jeremy Jacquet reveals what Van Dijk told him after his debut goal: 🎙️ “After I scored, Virgil came straight over with a big smile and said, ‘Welcome to Liverpool!’ That meant a lot to me, especially because he’s the captain and someone I’ve always looked up to. “He reminded me that he also scored on his Liverpool debut, so he told me he knew exactly how special that feeling was. Then he laughed and said, ‘Enjoy it but now you have to do it again!’ “It was a special moment. Scoring on my debut was already a dream, but sharing that moment with Virgil, knowing he had done the same thing when he arrived, made it even more memorable.”

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“The African continent is the richest continent on earth.……yet African countries are seen as beggars. We need to overcome this stereotype..." - President Duma Boko,

Young Africans’ handling of Allan Okello is proving to be as much a business success as a football one. Yanga reportedly bought the Uganda Cranes star from Vipers for around $300,000 in January 2026. Barely seven months later, his move to Moroccan giants AS FAR Rabat is valued at a total package of $1.5 million, five times Yanga’s original investment. Okello gave them the performances to justify it, despite arriving halfway through the season, he finished as Yanga’s leading scorer with 14 league goals and e assists while helping the club retain the Tanzanian Premier League title. His current Transfermarkt market value is $578,300, meaning Yanga have negotiated a transfer package significantly above his estimated market valuation. On the headline figures, Yanga have turned a $300,000 investment into a $1.5m asset, a $1.2m increase and five times their initial outlay in little more than half a year. Buy for $300K, get 14 goals, win the league, sell for $1.5m #CKSports

FT’ Hello Wananchiiiiii

Tuma salama zako kwa Maxi Mpia Nzengeli

𝐒𝐔𝐏𝐑𝐈𝐒𝐄𝐄𝐄𝐄𝐄 Selemani Mwalimu Ni Mwananchi Tuliwaambia anafanya mazoezi na timu ndogo, anakuja kuanza msimu na Klabu Kubwa🔰 #TimuYaWananchi #DaimaMbeleNyumaMwiko

Taarifa iwafikie. THE GOAT IS HERE

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Pesa hazikai benki

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A Chinese lawmaker delivers a brutal lecture to the United States at the UN Security Council: "Where does a country ruled by the Epstein class, while turning a blind eye to the genocide of the Palestinians, get the moral authority to lecture us on civil liberties?"

THE G.O.A.T is here🔰

Congratulations to whoever reposted Quran, and someone benefited from it. ❤️

🚨 WHY Hugo Ekitike joined Liverpool's pre-season tour despite being injured: 🗣️ "Staying at home was never an option. I wanted to be with the team from day one, learn the manager's ideas, build chemistry with my teammates, and show everyone how hungry I am. I came to Liverpool to win trophies, and that journey starts now." 🔴💪

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🇳🇱 Virgil van Dijk’s legendary career stats: ⚽️ 78 goals 🎯 29 assists 🏆 12 trophies ⭐️ Premier League Player of the Season ⭐️ UEFA Men’s Player of the Year Leader! ❤️

Virgil van Dijk on meeting Jürgen Klopp at the World Cup: 🗣️ “Seeing Jürgen again brought back so many memories. When I arrived at Liverpool, he didn't just make me a better player he helped transform the entire club. Together we experienced nights that Liverpool fans will never forget. The Champions League, the Premier League, cup finals, unbelievable comebacks those moments stay with you forever. People talk about trophies, but what they don't see are the sacrifices, the hard work, and the belief he gave us when others doubted us. Jürgen changed the mentality of Liverpool. He made us believe that no challenge was too big and no dream was impossible. When I saw him today, it wasn't just a meeting between a manager and a player. It was a reunion between two people who shared some of the greatest moments of their careers. I will always be grateful for what we achieved together. He gave me the captain's mentality I carry today. And honestly, when Liverpool's history is written, Jürgen Klopp's name will be remembered as one of the men who brought the club back to the very top of world football.”

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🚨📢| Mourinho: Spain’s Barca Obsession Will Cost Them – Cape Verde Proved It “That’s exactly what happens when you call up a team full of Barcelona players. A nation that shows up at the World Cup every four years, thinking they’re untouchable… and they can’t even beat a ‘weak’ Cape Verde side? Listen, this is the wake-up call. We all need to be very, very scared of the African teams in this World Cup. They are ready. They are hungry. And they don’t care about your club badges.”

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