Liverpool’s troubles continue to mount, as the reigning Premier League champions have now suffered four straight defeats — the latest a 2-1 loss at Anfield to bitter rivals Manchester United.
Despite splashing out nearly half a billion pounds during the summer window, the Reds have struggled to find cohesion, and the players’ frustration is beginning to show.
During a recent training session ahead of their Champions League clash against Frankfurt, vice-captain Andy Robertson was caught on camera in a heated moment involving Cody Gakpo and Florian Wirtz.
The scene unfolded during a quick-reaction sprinting drill designed to test speed and agility. Robertson, Gakpo, and Wirtz were competing to reach the finish line first after retrieving a ball on the coach’s signal.
Believing he had won the race, Robertson reportedly became furious when told otherwise. In a flash of anger, he let out an expletive-laden outburst and hurled his training ball to the ground.
The situation at Anfield is becoming increasingly dire. Arne Slot now faces a full-blown crisis that threatens to unravel Liverpool’s season. With four consecutive defeats — their worst run since 2014 — the Reds are showing all the signs of a side in freefall: costly defensive lapses, a disconnected midfield, and an attack that has yet to gel despite the big-money arrivals of Alexander Isak and Florian Wirtz.
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