Liverpool are facing a busy week as the season moves into the second half of the season, culminating in the Premier League against Manchester United on Sunday.
This is the first of two meetings against Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s side in quick succession. A week later, the couple will meet again in the fourth round of the FA Cup.
Outside the field there is the usual distraction of the January transfer window and the noise the market makes, especially given Jürgen Klopp’s defensive problems.
Here is your latest one Liverpool digest with two of our biggest stories from Tuesday.
Liverpool’s ‘little Lionel Messi’ amazes fans
Arat Hosseini has stunned Liverpool fans again with his latest video shared on social media. The six-year-old was recognized for great things despite his tender years.
The boy, enrolled at Liverpool Academy, caught attention with videos shared on social media accounts his father kept on behalf of his son.
The site has caught the attention of Messi himself and posts have been shared far and wide, including by Hollywood actor Will Smith.
Arats Instagram-Account has amassed a staggering 4.6 million followers including boxer Anthony Joshua, former Manchester United defender Rio Ferdinand, and Liverpool Champions League winner Luis Garcia.
In the latest video, Arat leaves several opponents in the dust before producing a finish that his Argentine idol or even Mohamed Salah would be proud of.
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Daniel Agger issues a transfer reminder
Liverpool are in the midst of injury-related defensive problems and can bring back memories of previous deals in the market.
On January 12th in the past, Liverpool loaned out Steven Caulker, which resulted in only four appearances, but also Daniel Agger, back in the days under Rafael Benitez.
The Danish international was an unknown size when he arrived from Brondby for just under £ 6m.
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Benitez predicted a 10-year tenure for Agger in Anfield, which he left 18 months behind but established himself as a cult hero on Merseyside.
On the 15th anniversary of his move to the club, he reminded fans that some transfers don’t have to make an instant ripple to be effective.
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