Sam Carroll and the rest of the team will be with you today from 7am to ensure constant coverage of all things Liverpool FC, including news, great photos, nostalgia, live interviews and much, much more.
The ECHO will also provide you with the very latest transfer news as it happens throughout the week, with every rumour and story digested and analysed each day with updates from full-time LFC reporter James Pearce, Ian Doyle and much more.
There will also be all the latest team news before games, plus every one of Jurgen Klopp's press conferences covered live and with video.
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Fekir Future
Nabil Fekir has addressed his Lyon future amidst continued transfer speculation.
The playmaker continues to be linked with a move away after notching nine goals and five assists this season.
“Rumours are a part of the transfer window. It’s normal,” he said.
“I feel good here. My goal is to win a title with Lyon. Either way, I give my all.”
Millar Proud
Liam Millar’s first goal for Kilmarnock handed the SPL side a late victory over St. Mirren last night.
The win takes Killy up to fourth in the SPL table. Millar, 19, has made five appearances for his loan side after joining from Liverpool in January.
The Canadian international could be the next talent to emerge from the ranks at Kirkby!
Millar also spoke on his pride after bagging his first ever professional goal.
“It’s an honour for me to score my first goal especially up here at Killie.
“I’m just looking forward to hopefully scoring many more as the season goes on.”
Klopp's Optimism
Are you optimistic for tomorrow’s game against Bayern Munich?
Let me know @SamCarroll0!
In the meantime, the good people at Liverpool were kind enough to ask Jurgen Klopp the same question.
Here’s what the boss said.
“As optimistic as possible before a game against very strong opponents.
“It’s just an open game, that’s actually the only thing you need for the second one.
“We had different situations [last season], we were 3-0 up against City and 5-2 up against Roma and it’s always kind of a hidden danger still, if you want, that you think, ‘OK, we should be through’ but you are not actually.
“With a 0-0 everything is clear: you have to win the game. That’s what you always want. In this specific case, you can win the game with a draw as well, but it’s all clear – we have to play a really good game.
“And nothing happened yet. There are two games, the second one starts on Wednesday night and everything is good.”
Reds Itinerary
If you’ve kept up with today’s instalment from the beginning you know I’m going to Florida tomorrow.
My itinerary includes wrestling crocodiles, acting in the new Disney movie and riding rollercoasters without a harness.
James Pearce has Liverpool’s itinerary ahead of Bayern Munich below.
Don Balon Return!
Oh. My. God.
Don Balon are back!
Where have they been?
I am officially in dreamland today.
Those Spanish jinksters are claiming Jurgen Klopp has identified Porto playmaker Juan Carlos Quintero as a top target for the summer.
Quintero has been in top form at loan club River Plate this season, bagging six goals and an assist. He has a £23m release clause at his parent club and Arsenal are also said to be sniffing.
I wonder if Don Balon’s 0% accuracy record could finally change this year?
Salah Dream
Mohamed Salah says he would prefer to win the Premier League over European glory this season for Liverpool’s fans.
The Egyptian King is aiming to end the Reds’ wait for a Premier League title as they hunt down Manchester City, who have a one point advantage at the top of the table.
“I will be honest with you, the most prestigious competition for me is the Champions League,” Salah said.
“But the dream for the entire city and the club is the league.
“So, I am happy to sacrifice my dream for their dream but if we win both that would great and this is what we are trying to do.”
On the Premier League challenge, the forward added: “The competition is very tough and we have difficult games left as do they.
“All you can do is win your games and hopefully they will fail in one so we can win the title.
“My mind is sharp and there is pressure but I am strong mentally and we just have to keep going.
“We will see what we can do at the end of the season but mentally I am ready for everything.”
Jurgen Klopp Press Conference
James Pearce and Ian Doyle are in Germany this evening to bring you LIVE updates of Jurgen Klopp’s pre-Bayern Munich press conference.
The manager is also to be joined by one of his Liverpool stars, and I’ll confirm that for you as soon as I know who.
Here’s all the details of what to expect tonight.
Who? Jurgen Klopp, back in his home country! He’ll also be accompanied by one of his players who will nicely answer questions too.
What? A bumper chat ahead of Liverpool’s crunch Champions League clash with Bayern tomorrow.
When? 6:30pm our time!
Where? The beautiful surroundings of the Allianz Arena.
What will be on the agenda? Team news and injury updates first and foremost after Liverpool train at Melwood this morning. Then it’ll be the Klopp and Bayern rivalry, Champions League progression and stopping Munich as well as Liverpool’s own threats.
It’s going to be a big one!
Klopp Preview
Jurgen Klopp says Liverpool will try everything to overcome Bayern Munich tomorrow.
The Reds need a score-draw or victory at the Allianz to progress to the Champions League quarter-finals.
“We first have to make sure who is ready for that physically. But of course, it’s brilliant,” Klopp said.
“It’s a tough one. When we played the 0-0 I said it, day by day the result would be better for us and a bit worse for Bayern.
“Now they have to change a lot and we have to play our game.
“But they are in a good moment, they won their last game 6-0 and are now top of the table again.
“But there’s no doubt about that – we’ll try everything to go to the quarter-finals.”
De Ligt Decision
Matthijs De Ligt has chosen to sign for Barcelona according to Calcio Mercato via Sport Witness.
The defender recently spoke on the possibility of joining Dutch team-mate Virgil van Dijk at Anfield and admitted he was open to the move.
Mercato, however, say Liverpool, Juventus and Bayern Munich have all been turned down by the 19-year-old as he chooses the Camp Nou to continue his development.
Good Morning!
Salutations!
It’s Tuesday morning and I am in full holiday mode.
Yes, that’s right, yours truly is off to Florida tomorrow!
I’ve turned up to the office today in flip-flops, shorts and a cool Hawaiian shirt as I get into the spirit of things.
I’m also watching videos of Disneyland and pretending I’m Fantasia.
Happily, I’m spending my final days in the work shackles with you beautiful people as the world of Liverpool news, views, opinion and transfer tittle-tattle continues to spin.
As ever, you can send your thoughts to @SamCarroll0!
Let’s get going!
