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Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has admitted the emergence of home-grown teenager Jarell Quansah was behind the choice not to sign a centre-back during the summer transfer window. The Reds prioritised midfield recruitment ahead of this season, bringing in Alexis Mac Allister, Dominik Szoboszlai, Wataru Endo and Ryan Gravenberch to replace the five who left from the centre of the pitch – including Jordan Henderson and Fabinho to Saudi Arabia. Centre -back s Rhys Williams and Nat Phillips, both of whom have played important first-team roles in the past, were also allowed to leave on loan to clubs in Scotland. At that point, Quansah hadn't made his debut for Liverpool and it looked like the Reds could be left short defensively. "Jarell played a super Game [against LASK], that's true," Klopp reflected in the wake of another impressive performance from the 20-year-old in midweek. Jarell Quansah has quickly become an established first-team player / Visionhaus/GettyImages ...

The emerging Saudi frontier has gone a long way to disrupting Fulham's preparations for the new season . First, Al Ahli tried to pinch manager Marco Silva, and Al Hilal have attempted to prise last season 's leading scorer, Aleksandar Mitrovic, away from Craven Cottage. The Serbian forward is set to be keen on leaving the Cottagers this summer , and his absence will be hard felt should he get his wish. Silva's side massively exceeded expectations last time out after yo-yoing between the top two divisions for several years. However, does the Portuguese manager have the tools to build on an impressive 2022/23? Here's 90min's preview of Fulham's upcoming campaign. Fulham's performance last five seasons Season Premier League FA Cup EFL Cup 2022/23 10th QF R2 2021/22* 1st (promoted as champions) R4 R3 2020/21 18th R4 R4 2019/20* 4th (promoted via play-offs) R4 R2 2018/19 19th R3 R3 *Fulham played in the Championship during 2019/20 and 2021/22. Summer transfers I...

Roberto De Zerbi has a tough task ahead of him as he tries to improve upon last season's historic campaign. The Italian tactician arrived at Brighton in September after Graham Potter's shock departure and helped guide the model Premier League side to a club-record sixth-placed finish, the FA Cup semi-finals and a spot in the Europa League. Alexis Mac Allister has been the only high-profile departure ahead of the new Premier League campaign - Brighton also squeezed £25m out of Chelsea for the dropped goalkeeper Robert Sanchez - but the squad remains unsettled until the transfer window closes and Moises Caicedo's turbulent future is decided (for another six months at least). Here's everything you need to know about Brighton ahead of the 2023/24 season. Brighton's performance last five seasons Season Premier League FA Cup EFL Cup 2022/23 6th SF R4 2021/22 9th R4 R4 2020/21 16th R5 R4 2019/20 15th R3 R3 2018/19 17th SF R2 Summer transfers Ins: Joao Pedro (FW) - Watford ...