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Liverpool Injury Update as Arne Slot Explains Jeremie Frimpong SubstitutionLiverpool manager Arne Slot has confirmed that Jeremie Frimpong was taken off during the opening day win against Bournemouth
Liverpool manager Arne Slot revealed that Jeremie Frimpong was forced off with a hamstring problem during Friday night’s opening Premier League fixture, causing a considerable selection headache for the Dutch coach in that position.
The £29.5million signing is expected to start at right-back in Sunday's Community Shield, with Conor Bradley a major fitness doubt.
Liverpool were dealt a minor injury scare on Friday night as Arne Slot explained why he substituted Jeremie Frimpong out of the Bournemouth game. The full-back, who joined the Reds from Bayer
Liverpool manager Arne Slot has backed Chelsea to compete for the Premier League title this season, insisting he felt the Blues were good enough to challenge last year as well.
Slot has the opportunity to join an exclusive list of back-to-back title-winners - but the Dutchman knows it’s a tricky undertaking
Liverpool are preparing to defend their Premier League crown under Arne Slot, and attention is turning to who could light up the season ahead. While the squad is packed with proven winners, one teenage talent is generating a significant buzz, even attracting praise from Wayne Rooney.
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Chelsea News on MSN“Going to challenge” – Arne Slot gives his view on how good Chelsea are right now | OneFootball
Chelsea have had a superb end to the season by winning the Conference League, qualifying for this seasons Champions League competition, and winning the Club World Cup of course over summer. It’s created real confidence, a buzz, and real momentum around the club and the fan base.
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‘Will Speak to the Club’—Federico Chiesa Confirms Liverpool Transfer Stance, Arne Slot Responds
A move is yet to materialise, however, and manager Arne Slot turned to Chiesa off the bench in Friday’s meeting with Bournemouth. The 27-year-old netted late on to put Liverpool ahead, before Mohamed Salah’s injury-time strike sealed a nervy 4–2 victory.