Liverpool captain Virgil van Dijk anticipates a busy summer in the transfer market as the club seeks to build on their upcoming Premier League title success. The Reds' 2-1 triumph at home over West Ham, secured by the centre-back's 89th-minute goal, puts them six points away from a record-equalling 20th title. Van Dijk's future is expected to be secured later this week with the announcement of a two-year contract to match Mohamed Salah's commitment made on Friday, but with primary rivals Manchester City and Arsenal set to reinforce, Liverpool cannot afford to stand still. Forward Federico Chiesa was the lone addition to head coach Arne Slot's team, but he has not even played a minor role, and more reinforcements are required in all three areas of the game. "I believe Liverpool will be able to challenge for titles in the coming years," said Van Dijk, who led the squad for the 100th time against West Ham. "Whatever happens in terms of players le...
Although Ipswich's Premier League comeback has not resulted in any victories, they are still in the running thanks to a well-known figure.
In the match on Sunday against Aston Villa, Liam Delap scored the first goal to lead to more goals at Portman Road.2 - Liam Delap (21 years and 234 days) is Ipswich's youngest player to score in back-to-back home Premier League outings, and the club's first player to do it since Finidi George in March 2002. Talent.
The attacker from Manchester City is currently the youngest player to score twice in a single home game.
He then took Villa one step further.
Later in the second half, Delap continued his successful run for the Tractor Boys by equalizing Kieran McKenna's team with a brilliant strike.
In addition, he becomes the first player from Ipswich to score two goals in the Premier League in twenty-two years. Marcus Bent did it last against Newcastle in March 2002.
The attacker from Manchester City is currently the youngest player to score twice in a single home game.
He then took Villa one step further.
Later in the second half, Delap continued his successful run for the Tractor Boys by equalizing Kieran McKenna's team with a brilliant strike.
In addition, he becomes the first player from Ipswich to score two goals in the Premier League in twenty-two years. Marcus Bent did it last against Newcastle in March 2002.
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