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Liverpool FC has announced the release of Forever in Our Hearts, a new biography, celebrating the life, career and legacy of Diogo Jota.
Every purchase supports LFC Foundation, with all LFC profits funding a grassroots football programme to be established in his name.

ALT Book cover for Diogo Jota: Forever in Our Hearts displayed against a bright red background. The cover shows a Liverpool FC number 20 player from behind, wearing a red kit and raising both hands above the head to form a heart shape. The title appears in large white lettering, with the subtitle “The family-authorised biography of Liverpool FC’s number 20” and author José Manuel Delgado at the bottom.
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Six-time French champions Bordeaux, sanctioned in the summer for financial irregularities, will play in the sixth tier of French football this season, the Nouvelle-Aquitaine league confirmed on Thursday.
Over to you, Premier League.... – at La Mirada, CA
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Remembering when Liverpool lost just 𝙊𝙉𝙀 of 66 Premier League games, taking 179 points from a possible 198 ⏪🔥
That only loss came at the hands of Man City 🤯
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Jim Ratcliffe loves welfare. He just thinks it should be for billionaires.
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[🟢] NEW: Liverpool seriously considering appointing Julian Ward as their new sporting director but are also discussing bringing in someone alongside him as co-sporting or technical director, with Brentford’s Lee Dykes one name in the frame.
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Tsimikas cutting inside to cross the ball with his weaker foot when in space on the left wing. With teammates in the penalty area waiting.
GTFOH
✍️ Potential Internal Candidates for Liverpool's New Sporting Director:
1. Julian Ward (Technical Director of Liverpool)
As sporting director, Ward signed players such as Luis Diaz, Darwin Nunez and Cody Gakpo, and helped end a long contract saga with Mohamed Salah.
2. Pedro Marques (Director of Football Development for FSG)
At Benfica, he oversaw all youth development and their transition to the first-team environment. Ruben Dias, Joao Felix, Goncalo Ramos, Antonio Silva and Joao Neves were among those to make the move into their senior set-up under his guidance.
3. David Woodfine (Hughes' right-hand man)
As assistant sporting director, Woodfine helped to ease the burden on Hughes, who had overall responsibility for the coaching, recruitment, medical and sports science operations, along with the administrative and facilities management at Kirkby.
— @JamesPearceLFC
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