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Harvey Elliott is making the most of his vacation by looking sharp

Football — 06/06/2024

Harvey Elliott is making the most of his vacation by looking sharp

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Diogo Jota reunites with old teammate Joel Matip as Matip begins career after Liverpool

Two of Joel Matip’s former Liverpool colleagues have joined him on his coaching journey.

The 32-year-old was a prize-laden eight-year player for Liverpool, having joined during the Jurgen Klopp era and winning nearly every major trophy.

After Matip’s contract with Schalke expired last month, Klopp praised him, calling him “a wonderful professional, a wonderful footballer and a wonderful human being.” Klopp praised Matip’s departure and offered his congratulations.аԀԀitiоnаlly, Mаtip remаineԀ аn integrаl pаrt оf Liverpооl’s Ԁefense in Klоpp’s lаst seаsоn, stаrting nine times in tҺe Premier Leаgue befоre а Ԁevаstаting knee injury cut sҺоrt Һis seаsоn.

Although his future with another club is still up in the air, the ex-Cameroon international has begun to move on from his time at Liverpool.Along with Adrian and Diogo Jota, Matip recently earned his UEFA B Licence and is now considering a career change into coaching.

Holders of the B Licence, the level below the UEFA A Licence, are authorized to assume the role of head coach for amateur clubs, youth teams (up to the age of 16), and professional clubs (as assistant coaches).Joining Matip and Thiago Alcantara in following Klopp out the exit door are a number of players.

The Reds have extended goalkeeper Adrian’s contract and officially appointed Arne Slot to replace Klopp.

Even though Liverpool appears to have no shortage of goalkeepers, Caoimhin Kelleher, who has been Alisson Becker’s regular backup, has recently hinted at a transfer in search of first-team action.

This season, the Ireland international remarked, “I’ve really proved myself.” He was happy of his accomplishments.My time at Liverpool has been fantastic, and I look forward to what the future holds for the club. But I think my time as a No. 2 has been up and done with. Being number one is now the goal. This is something I can handle.