Danish wonderkid Lucas Andersen could be on his way out of Aalborg in the winter transfer window, with Liverpool keen on a move for the teenager.
The highly rated youngster made his official first team debut for Aalborg in March 2011 at the tender age of 16, and has since developed into an important member of Aab's squad.

Kenny Dalglish today praised the team behind the team as he prepares to celebrate a year since his memorable return to Melwood.
Our most famous No.7 was invited back into the dugout 12 months ago this weekend following the departure of Roy Hodgson from Anfield.
Since then he has transformed the fortunes of the team on the field by bringing unity back to the club where he scored 172 goals in 515 games as a player.

Goal: Kenny Dalglish keen for Liverpool to bounce back from torrid week against Oldham Athletic in FA Cup

The League One side travel to Anfield on Saturday, and the Scotsman is looking for his players to get past the 3-0 defeat to Manchester City, as well as Luis Suarez' ban

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Nikica Jelavic keen on Liverpool move

Rangers striker Nikica Jelavic, 26, admits to being flattered by reported interest in him from Liverpool, in a development that could hasten Dirk Kuyt's departure from Anfield.

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Finding difficulties in getting into Arsenal's first team line up apparently has frustrated Marouane Chamakh, who hinted at a potential departure from Emirates after the season ends.

The Moroccan international insisted that considering his age, getting regular playing is pretty much what he needed and should nothing changes by next summer, Chamakh will be considering his options.

Their Words To have the chance to play in the Premier League at a club like Aston Villa is fantastic. I can't wait for the challenge. For me, I just have to step in now and do a job. Aston Villa goalkeeper Brad Guzan. Other Sources Charlie Davies keen on Everton FC's American link - from The Liverpool Echo's David Prentice: The Blues have not confirmed the link.

Liverpool have been linked with a swoop for Fiorentina midfielder Riccardo Montolivo.
The Italy international is in demand as the January transfer window approaches, with just six months remaining on his contract compelling La Viola to accept a knockdown fee for his services.
A move within Serie A appears Montolivo's most likely course of action, with both AC Milan and Juventus keen on the 26-year-old.

Liverpool are the latest club to be linked with a move for in-demand midfielder Kevin Strootman who has been attracting interest from a number of European clubs are starring for PSV Eindhoven.
The 21-year-old only joined the Dutch club in the summer after coming through the youth system at Sparta Rotterdam and has so far impressed both for his club and for his country with some assured displays for Holland.

Liverpool veteran Craig Bellamy, who is in his second spell at the club, can go on to become an astute manager, according to first-team coach Kevin Keen.

In his first stint with the Reds, Bellamy only spent a year at Merseyside between 2006 and 2007 but Keen feels that upon returning to the club this summer, the Welshman's impact has been on a whole new level both on and off the field.

Kevin Keen is relishing his role as Liverpool first-team coach, and explained why he felt a tinge of nerves when coming face-to-face with Kenny Dalglish for the very first time.
The Reds boss' illustrious reputation in world football left the former West Ham United man - who has been working at Anfield for four months now - feeling a little apprehensive, but Keen reveals how he was pleasantly surprised after their initial Melwood meeting.

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It is a bit like that, really. Very little in the way of Arsenal news. Last night the teams too terrible qualify for Euro 2012 had at it and it worked out pretty well for Ireland, by all accounts.

The Winter transfer window is just around the corner and many clubs are already flying their agents to every continent to scout for the best talent. Chelsea coach Villas-Boas has already sent out his newly appointed European scout to Italy to look for a replacement for the aging Didier Drogba while fellow London Club Arsenal through their manager/scout Arsene Wenger have already set their eyes on Borussia Mochengladbach forward Marcos Reus.

The recent unveiling of the Elite Player Performance Plan has been met with a cacophony of complaint from footballer bloggers. For Gary Andrews of Two Footed Tackle, it was not so much the straw that broke the camel's back, more a case of the straw being repeatedly driven into said back with a whopping great JCB -and as Jon Keen of The Tilehurst End pointed out, EPPP could allow acquiring clubs

Coming from the same background as Cesc Fabregas, many people at first expect Arsenal's summer signing, Mikel Arteta, becomes a direct replacement for the former Gunners' captain especially since the latter plays in the same role as Fabregas.

However, Arteta, who has actually started off pretty well with Arsene Wenger's side, insisted that people especially fans won't compared him with Fabregas as the current Barcelona player already gave much more for the London outfit.

Inter Milan are reportedly planning a January swoop for Liverpool target Lucas.
According to talkSPORT, Inter a keen to bring the £20 million-rated Sao Paulo midfielder to the San Siro, while the Reds have shown an interest in the 19-year-old.
Inter are alleged to be planning the addition of Lucas alongside the signing of compatriot Casemiro and Borussia Dortmund sensation Mario Gotze.

A passionate defence of an underrated Gunner, who deserves more respect!

Marouane Chamakh is an enigma to me. My gut feeling tells me he is a very important player for us, and yet his performances to date have been regarded as unimpressive.

Steve Clarke's training insight

We spoke to first-team coach Steve Clarke this week and asked him for an insight into his daily work, what Kevin Keen has added to the club and who stays late after training...

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Liverpool Assistant Manager Steve Clarke discusses the club's philosophy; the management team's 'old fashioned' approach to assessing the players, and also praises the impact of first team coach Kevin Keen.In an interview at Melwood, Clarke underlined the importance of the age-old Liverpool principle of pass and move football:"The philosophy is to pass the ball – pass the ball, move, and find

Crystal Palace boosted as whizkid Zaha keen on Selhurst Park stay

Young attacker has been tracked by Liverpool but he is happy to remain with the Eagles

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Steve Clarke has spoken of his joy at linking up with Craig Bellamy again at Liverpool.
The first-team coach knows from experience just how influential a figure the Welsh striker can be having worked with him at West Ham United.
Clarke insists Bellamy is a great addition to Kenny Dalglish's squad.

Steve Clarke has spoken of his joy at linking up with Craig Bellamy again at Liverpool.
The first-team coach knows from experience just how influential a figure the Welsh striker can be having worked with him at West Ham United.
Clarke insists Bellamy is a great addition to Kenny Dalglish's squad.

Kenny Dalglish has paid tribute to his backroom staff after several members of the Liverpool squad gave his training methods a huge thumbs-up.
The Reds boss admits he is delighted that his players are enjoying the Melwood sessions and reckons it is all down to the tireless work of an unsung duo.

Kenny Dalglish has paid tribute to his backroom staff after several members of the Liverpool squad gave his training methods a huge thumbs-up.
The Reds boss admits he is delighted that his players are enjoying the Melwood sessions and reckons it is all down to the tireless work of an unsung duo.

A nice wedding present A soon-to-be-married Premier League player has reportedly handed a windfall payment to a bride-to-be to get her to move her own wedding. The star and his fiancee had set a date for their big day only to discover that their preferred venue was already booked. The venue keen on [.

After the Cesc Fabregas' long saga ended two weeks ago, Arsenal finally closed their chapter with Samir Nasri as on Tuesday, August 23, the Gunners officially announced that the French midfielder is Manchester City bound.

After keeping the player for quite a while and even playing him in the league last week, the London outfit announced on their official site that they've reached an agreement with City to release the ex-Marseille player.

Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish is preparing to make shock move to bring Manchester City striker Craig Bellamy back to Anfield, according to reports in the Daily Mail.
Bellamy seems surplus to requirements at Eastland's having been left out of Roberto Mancini's 25-man squad for the Premier League campaign and is not allowed to train with the first team.

Wolfsburg eyeing Liverpool defender

German side keen on Sotirios Kyrgiakos to replace the outgoing Simon Kjaer

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FC Twente keen on Marco Pappa?

Tribal Football can be a bit of a mess at times but this is a new rumor and it looks to have some solid information behind it. Rapid reaction is if FC Twente wants to pay $2.1M for Pappa and Pappa wants to leave Chicago, done and done deal.

Christian Poulsen keen on move away from Liverpool

Liverpool midfielder Christian Poulsen hopes to seal a move away this month. The Denmark international is surplus to requirements and was not in the squad to face Sunderland during the Reds 1-1 draw.

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West Brom manager Roy Hodgson keen on replacing Fabio Capello as England boss but wary after Liverpool backlash

The 63-year-old says that his experience at Anfield means he would only take on the role if he felt backed by the fans, but admits he would like to work with the national team

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West Brom manager Roy Hodgson keen on replacing Fabio Capello as England boss but wary after Liverpool backlash

The 63-year-old says that his experience at Anfield means he would only take on the role if he felt backed by the fans, but admits he would like to work with the national team

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West Brom manager Roy Hodgson keen on replacing Fabio Capello as England boss but wary after Liverpool backlash

The 63-year-old says that his experience at Anfield means he would only take on the role if he felt backed by the fans, but admits he would like to work with the national team

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West Brom manager Roy Hodgson keen on replacing Fabio Capello as England boss but wary after Liverpool backlash

The 63-year-old says that his experience at Anfield means he would only take on the role if he felt backed by the fans, but admits he would like to work with the national team

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West Brom manager Roy Hodgson keen on replacing Fabio Capello as England boss but wary after Liverpool backlash

The 63-year-old says that his experience at Anfield means he would only take on the role if he felt backed by the fans, but admits he would like to work with the national team

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Yes you heard me right and isn't it great to hear. How many times last season did we all feel that certain players should have been dropped when we were on our bad run but it never happened?. How many times did we see players looking like they knew they would start games even though their form was dodgy?

Bolton Keen on David Ngog

Bolton are believed to be keen on Liverpool's David Ngog after moves for Daniel Sturridge and Cameron Jerome were cast into doubt. This news follows reports published on Kopsource late last month that Owen Coyle was preparing a £4m bid for the player .

AC Milan switch a 'possibility' for Aquilani agent

Liverpool flop keen on return to Italy

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Alberto Aquilani yet to agree personal terms as agent claims Liverpool have accepted Fiorentina offer

A deal to take the Italy international back to Serie A could be held up over a wage issue as talks regarding a move continue, with the midfielder keen on Anfield exit

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Liverpool keen to swoop for Wigan ace

Kenny Dalglish wants to add Hugo Rodallega to Anfield ranks

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Pitch problems needed to be solved ahead of Newcastle United's pre-season game against Orlando this evening. It seems there are a few problems with the pitch at Orlando. Apparently the Orlando team usually play on astro-turf (not be confused with Astro Boy) but Pardew wasn't keen on that idea due to its alleged proclivity for [.