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🚨 Joseph Nyoni Trey Nyoni’s father on his conversations with Andoni Iraola and FSG over Liverpool’s new contract:
🎙️ Interviewer: “There have been reports of advanced talks over a new Liverpool contract for Trey. Have you spoken with Andoni Iraola and the club’s ownership?
Joseph Nyoni: “Yes, we’ve had positive conversations. I have spoken with people at the club, and what has impressed me most is how clearly they understand Trey’s development. Andoni Iraola has been very honest about what he sees in my son and what he wants him to become.
“He doesn’t just see a young player who can come off the bench. He sees a midfielder who can become an important part of Liverpool’s future. He has given Trey responsibility, trusted him in difficult matches and challenged him to improve.
“That means a lot to a family. We don’t expect special treatment, but we want to see a manager who genuinely believes in our son’s ability.
Interviewer: “Was the family uncertain about Trey’s future before Iraola arrived?
Joseph Nyoni: “I’ll be honest, there were moments when we weren’t entirely sure what the long-term pathway would look like. Under Arne Slot, Trey was developing, but the opportunities and the level of responsibility were not quite what we are seeing now.
“We understood that he was young and needed patience. But there’s a difference between telling a young player he has potential and actually giving him opportunities to prove it.
“Andoni has done that. He has shown Trey that age is not a barrier if you are good enough, prepared to work and willing to learn.
Interviewer: “What has Iraola specifically told you about your son’s future?
Joseph Nyoni: “His message has been very encouraging. He wants Trey to become more complete, stronger physically, more consistent and more influential in midfield.
“He has explained that he doesn’t want to rush his development, but he also doesn’t want to hold him back. That balance is important.
“When a manager trusts your son against top-level opposition, gives him meaningful minutes and continues to work on his weaknesses, you begin to understand that there is a genuine plan.
Interviewer: “And what about FSG? Are you confident an agreement will be reached?
Joseph Nyoni: “The conversations have been positive. We want Trey to feel valued, and we want the club to recognise the progress he has made.
“Liverpool is a massive club. My son has grown here, and we understand what wearing that shirt means. We aren’t looking for empty promises or headlines. We want a clear sporting project.
“There was a time when we had questions about what the future would look like. Today, those doubts are much smaller because we can see the direction, the trust and the opportunities.
“Trey doesn’t need to leave Liverpool to become somebody. He needs the right environment to become the best version of himself. And right now, we believe Andoni Iraola is helping him do exactly that.
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Funny how all of us have thought this way at some point too. They’re both professionals, they both have good coaches, good football education, access to quality training facilities and everything required to play football at the highest level. So what really separates them?
But the more you understand football, the more you realise that being a professional doesn’t mean being on the same level.
There’s a lot of difference between being good enough to play professional football and being good enough to play for an elite club. The margins at the top are ridiculously small. Technical ability, decision making, tactical intelligence, physical attributes, consistency and even how quickly you process situations under pressure all matter.
A player can be one of the best in a smaller team and still struggle to get into the starting XI of a big club. It’s not because he’s a bad player, it’s because the standard of competition is different.
But at the same time, the fact that they’re professionals still counts for something. That’s why you occasionally see smaller teams upset the biggest clubs in football. The quality gap is real, but it doesn’t mean the smaller team has no chance.
But at the same time, a quality player at a small team can make the transition to a big team and look like he belongs there. That’s because the quality was always there, sometimes, all a player needs is a bigger platform, better teammates and a system that allows him to express his abilities.
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Take me back to Virgil van Dijk 2018/2019.🥀
He finished 2nd in the 2019 Ballon d'Or with just 7 points behind Messi.
Had 64 appearances without being dribbled past.
Won the Champions League, PFA Players Player of the award, Premier League Player of the season, Men's Player of the year(beating Messi and Ronaldo), UCL Defender of the season.
Genuinely the best CB in history, no defender comes close😮💨.
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Manchester city don't even know what they have at all
I've been imagining this duo in the midfield 😭 Maybe no physicality but they will surely cook
We need to rescue him
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England have a match on Thursday. Watch Anthony Gordon turn into Prime Ronaldo just by playing alongside Jude Bellingham
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Arteta looking to sell Gyökeres in January definitely means we're preparing to hand Kai Havertz a new contract worth £300k a week or even more.
That would be a serious financial mistake to be very honest.
🚨 BREAKING: Manchester United SACK Michael Carrick and appoint Mauricio Pochettino. 🤯
INEOS have finally lost patience after United’s disastrous run of results. The 4-4 draw against Aston Villa has done little to ease the pressure, and the club have decided they cannot go into the Liverpool clash with Carrick still in charge.
Pochettino is now expected to take over, with the Argentine tasked with rescuing United’s season and restoring some identity to a club that has become a revolving door for managers.
Bruno Fernandes, Cunha, Mbeumo, Amad, Mainoo and the rest of the squad now have another manager to impress.
Carrick was supposed to bring stability. Instead, he becomes another name on the Old Trafford managerial casualty list.
FROM MIDDLESBROUGH TO MANCHESTER UNITED, AND NOW OUT THE DOOR.
WELCOME TO OLD TRAFFORD, POCHETTINO. GOOD LUCK!
#MUFC #LFC
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Salah seeing that Liverpool are mostly using the right hand side to attack after he left:
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🚨 Mohamed Salah reveals the last message he received from the former Egyptian national team coach before his dismissal. 🇪🇬💔
🎙️ Reporter: "Mo, there has been a lot of talk about your relationship with the former national team coach. Did he send you a message before his dismissal?"
🗣️ Salah: "Yes, he did. It was a very personal message, and honestly, I wasn't expecting it. He thanked me for everything I had done for the national team and told me never to stop believing in Egyptian football."
🎙️ Reporter: "What exactly did he tell you?"
🗣️ Salah: "He said, 'Mo, I know things haven't always been easy, but you've always carried the hopes of millions of people. Never allow difficult moments to make you forget what this shirt means. Egypt will always need players like you.'"
🎙️ Reporter: "How did you respond?"
🗣️ Salah: "I thanked him for everything. Regardless of what happened, I respect him as a person and appreciate the work he did. Football doesn't always give you the ending you expect, but I'll never forget the people who have been part of my journey."
🎙️ Reporter: "Do you feel his departure was unfair?"
🗣️ Salah: "That's a decision for the people responsible to explain. My focus remains on representing Egypt and giving everything whenever I wear that shirt.



































