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Liverpool expected to submit bid for £130M super talent – he’s going to be very, very special

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Liverpool expected to submit bid for £130M super talent – he’s going to be very, very special

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Liverpool are expected to bid for Benfica super talent Joao Neves with the teenager set for a very, very special career.

The search for a new specialist no.6 at Anfield continues after Fabinho switched the Premier League for the Saudi Pro League in the summer.

Wataru Endo has done an admirable job of adjusting to Jurgen Klopp’s demanding tactics yet there remains the need for a defensive midfielder in the Liverpool lineup.

Joao Neves has been scouted by the Reds and could be an option in future transfer windows.

According to O Jogo in Portugal, Benfica expect Liverpool to submit a bid for the £130 million-rated super talent.

Manchester United are in pole position but Liverpool are a far more attractive destination with the Red Devils not winning a Premier League trophy since 2013.

Due to the high interest in Neves, Benfica are keen to extend his contract but if the player wishes to leave, they may be powerless to sway him.

That said, his contract only expires in 2028. Perhaps Benfica’s hopes of reaching a fresh contract agreement speaks to a level of desperation. His current terms last for another four years,

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OPINIONPaul Tierney and VAR show title challenge Liverpool need to overcome
Paul Tierney and VAR took centre stage at Burnley after Liverpool saw two goals overturned

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20:30, 26 DEC 2023UPDATED20:10, 27 DEC 2023
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Paul Tierney during the Premier League match between Burnley FC and Liverpool FC at Turf Moor on December 26, 2023 i (Image: Photo by Ryan Jenkinson/MB Media/Getty Images)

Vincent Kompany made a habit of scuppering Liverpool title challenges during his playing days at Manchester City.

But while the Burnley boss, in his first game against the Reds in the dugout, couldn’t put another spoke in the wheel of the title bandwagon of Jurgen Klopp’s side.

Instead, the main threat for much of this unnecessarily tense game appeared to come in the form of two figures who have done even more to infuriate the Liverpool boss than Kompany ever has.

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The visitors, already ahead through Darwin Nunez’s early drought-ending strike, appeared to have reaffirmed their dominance shortly before the half-hour when Cody Gakpo smashed home.

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However, referee Paul Tierney adjudged Nunez to have fouled Charlie Taylor earlier in the move, a decision with which VAR Simon Hooper could find no evidence to overturn despite any contact on Taylor being minimal. Tellingly, the Burnley defender didn’t even appeal, instead putting his hands to his head at the Clarets conceding.

Tierney, of course, will never be on Klopp’s Christmas card list – nor that of an away end that passed an X-rated verdict on the referee on several occasions here – after several previous run-ins, while Hooper was the man in the middle for the controversial VAR-infected defeat at Tottenham Hotspur back in September, now Liverpool’s only defeat in their last 30 Premier League matches.

Worse, though, was to come shortly after half-time, when Harvey Elliott capped a brilliant team move only for Hooper to advise Tierney to consult his monitor and ultimately disallow the strike as Mohamed Salah was offside in front of goalkeeper James Trafford. None of the officials appeared to notice Salah had been shoved there by Burnley’s Jordan Beyer.

That could have proven a turning point, with Liverpool evidently bewildered by the decision while Burnley, aware of their escape, were roused by the previously dormant Turf Moor crowd.

The Reds, though, ultimately parked their anger and demonstrated character to hold firm and keep only a second clean sheet in 15 away games, substitute Diogo Jota’s late strike securing a 2-0 win.

Indeed, there was a certain defiance in Klopp’s trademark triple first-pump that was greeted with delight post-match by the travelling Kop, who then saluted Liverpool returning to the top of the table for a few days at least.

After all, it’s hard enough winning the title without having to overcome the obvious flaws of officials as well. This was a potential banana skin safely negotiated.

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