Swansea City Fires Gary Monk

Gary Monk has been fired by Swansea City after recent failures of just one win since August. Has Swansea sacked Monk to bring in Brendan Rodgers? Will Rodgers sign for a mid-table club? Only time will tell.

Swansea City have sacked manager Garry Monk following a recent poor run of results left the club 15th in the Premier League table.

Monk has been at the club for 11 years, first as a player before replacing Michael Laudrup as manager in February 2014 on an interim basis before signing a three-year deal at the end of the 2013-14 season.

Brendan Rodgers Bags New Job

After being sacked by Liverpool, Brendan Rodgers has gotten a new job. The former Swansea boss expressed his disappointment after the manner of termination of his appointment. Rodgers has braced off his sack and he's set to work as a TV pundit.

Brendan Rodgers has been out of work for just 11 days but the sacked Liverpool manager has already landed a new role - as a TV pundit.

The 42-year-old was shown the door at Anfield following a 1-1 draw with Everton on October 4 and has since been spotted snoozing on an EasyJet flight to Marbella as he takes advantage of his free time.

Klopp Promises Liverpool Fans A "Full-Throttle" Experience

After signing a 3-year deal with Liverpool Klopp has rolled out promises to the red fans. Klopp is certainly saying one thing..... you won't walk alone again..

New Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has promised supporters a "full-throttle" experience after taking the reins at Anfield.

The former Borussia Dortmund coach replaces Brendan Rodgers on Merseyside and has set out his philosophy for how he will go about bringing success back to the club.

Jurgen Klopp Set To Be Unveiled As Liverpool Manager

Jurgen Klopp agreed on Thursday to become troubled Liverpool's new manager and was expected at the club later in the day, British media said.

The English Premier League side have been looking for a new boss since Brendan Rodgers was sacked on Sunday. The former Borussia Dortmund coach had been the hot favourite from the start.

Liverpool did not confirm the reports but called a press conference for "a major club announcement" on Friday morning when Klopp, 48, was expected to be presented.

Liverpool: Jurgen Klopp Emerges As Clear Favourite To Replace Sacked Brendan Rodgers

Jurgen Klopp has emerged as the clear front runner for the Anfield hot seat, with Liverpool hoping to appoint the German as a replacement for sacked manager Brendan Rodgers by the end of the week, British media reported.

The former Borussia Dortmund coach is favourite to take over from the Northern Irishman, with ex-Chelsea boss Carlo Ancelotti also in the frame.

Klopp is understood to be open to the idea of a move, the reports said, adding that talks between Liverpool and his representatives were progressing well.

Liverpool: Brendan Rodgers Disappointed Over Sack

Liverpool's sacked manager Brendan Rodgers said on Monday he was "incredibly disappointed" to be leaving the club after almost 3-1/2 years in charge at Anfield.

The Northern Irishman, whose contract was terminated on Sunday after Liverpool's 1-1 draw in the Merseyside derby at Everton, failed to win a trophy during his tenure.

"I am, of course, incredibly disappointed to be leaving Liverpool Football Club. It has been both an honour and a privilege to manage one of the game's great clubs for the last three years," Rodgers, 42, said.

Liverpool Sacks Under Performing Brendan Rodgers

Liverpool have confirmed that Brendan Rodgers has been sacked as manager of the club just hours after taking charge of Sunday's 1-1 draw in the Merseyside derby.

The 42-year-old, who joined Anfield in 2012, nearly guided Liverpool to the Premier League title in his second season at the club but eventually finished two points behind champions Manchester City.

Luis Suarez's departure and Daniel Sturridge's injury problems contributed to Liverpool's inconsistent form as they finished in sixth place last term, and Rodgers has now left Anfield after the team registered just three wins from their opening eight games.

Liverpool: Daniel Sturridge Set To Return Against Norwich

Liverpool's star boy will return back to the reds squad after a long injury. The reds have not been too convincing in the absence of Sturridge but Rodgers and Liverpool fans will be hoping that his return won't make them walk alone.

Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers hopes that England internationals Daniel Sturridge and Jordan Henderson will provide the club with a boost by returning for Norwich City's visit to Anfield on Sunday.

Rodgers, whose team have suffered successive league defeats, told reporters on Friday that both will be assessed after a further training session and are in contention for a place.

I Would Have Stayed At Liverpool If I Was Offered A Coaching Role - Steven Gerrard

Captain fantastic has insisted that he misses his boyish club Liverpool and it seems like the former England captain is walking alone. Gerrard however said he would have stayed at Liverpool if the reds had offered him a coaching role. Now you have heard it, Steve wants to be a coach, who knows if the reds will give him a chance some day.

Steven Gerrard has revealed he would have stayed at Liverpool this season had he been offered a coaching role by manager Brendan Rodgers.

The LA Galaxy midfielder stunned Liverpool fans back in January when he announced plans to move to MLS after he became frustrated by protracted contract negotiations.

Mario Balotelli Blames Brendan Rodgers' Tactics For Liverpool Failure

Maverick striker Mario Balotelli blamed his poor Liverpool stint on manager Brendan Rodgers' tactics after completing his season-long loan move to AC Milan on Thursday.

The controversial player failed to make an impact at Anfield last season, scoring only one goal in 16 Premier League appearances as the club finished sixth in the table.

The 25-year-old Italian, who joined Liverpool last season for a reported fee of 16 million pounds ($24.78 million) from Milan, was also criticised for his poor work rate during his time in England.

Jordan Ibe Determined To Score For Liverpool

Jordan Ibe looks worried he wants to score goals and he's a bit goal sick. Scoring goals for Ibe will see him get a more constant starting eleven role at Liverpool.

As he looks to replace Raheem Sterling, Jordon Ibe said he needed to start scoring goals for Liverpool.

Liverpool attacker Jordon Ibe is eager to add goals to his game and match Raheem Sterling's performances for the club. Ibe, 19, has impressed for Brendan Rodgers' men since returning from his loan stint at Derby County in January.

The Funny Crazy Balotelli Act That Put An End To His Liverpool Career

Fireworks in the house, giving out cash to homeless people from his convertible: crazy stories about Mario Balotelli are legion.

And this latest one from the Liverpool training ground last season might just be the craziest one ever – and there is competition.

Despite a poor first season at Anfield, one would have assumed Balo was still worthy of a place in Liverpool’s pre-season tour of Australia, but he was mysteriously left at home.

I Almost Substituted Coutinho Against Stoke City - Brendan Rodgers

Brendan Rodgers came close to substituting Philippe Coutinho prior to the Brazilian's stunning winner at Stoke City.

Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers was relieved not to have taken off Philippe Coutinho shortly before the playmaker's late strike sealed a 1-0 win over Stoke City.

The Brazilian beat Jack Butland from distance to settle what had been a drab affair at the Britannia Stadium in the sides' Premier League opener on Sunday.

Liverpool: This Is Why Brendan Rodgers Made New Signing James Milner The New Vice Captain

Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers has explained his decision to appoint James Milner as the club's vice-captain.

The summer addition will provide back-up to Jordan Henderson, who was given the armband last month following the departure of Steven Gerrard to LA Galaxy.

Milner has impressed during pre-season, earning the admiration of both his team-mates and the Reds boss. Rodgers told reporters: “He is someone I admired from the outside for a long time. He’s played at this level since he was 16 years of age and has played for some fantastic clubs.

Jordan Femi Ibe Set To Score More Goals For Liverpool

Jordon Ibe wants to add his name to the scoresheet more often after establishing himself as a key member of Brendan Rodgers' Liverpool squad.

The 19-year-old netted a stunning equaliser in a pre-season friendly against a Malaysia XI last month and impressed during the Reds' tour of the Far East and Australia.

But after failing to hit the back of the net in 12 Premier League appearances last term, Ibe believes he can score - or provide assists - more regularly in the coming campaign.

Christian Benteke Will Fit Into Liverpool's System - Rodgers

Brendan Rodgers believes Christian Benteke will become a “huge player” for Liverpool and insists the striker is suited to his side’s style of play.

The Belgium international completed his £32.5 million move from Aston Villa earlier this week but former Liverpool defender Jamie Carragher has questioned whether the 24-year-old will be able to adapt to Rodgers’ “short, sharp and incisive passing game”.

Rodgers, however, has no concerns over Benteke’s versatility and says the Belgian’s record of 42 goals in 89 Premier League games was an important factor when targeting a new striker.

Milner Ready To Shine For Liverpool - Brendan Rodger

Liverpool midfielder James Milner came in for praise from manager Brendan Rodgers after scoring his first goal for the club in Friday's friendly win against Brisbane Roar.

The Reds fell behind in the 17th minute at Suncorp Stadium after Dimitri Petratos's cool finish but were level before the half-hour mark thanks to Adam Lallana's sublime curling effort.

Milner, who joined on a free transfer from Premier League rivals Manchester City this summer, netted the winner when he worked space for himself on the edge of the box and saw his shot loop over goalkeeper Jamie Young and into the net.

No Liverpool Pressure On Firmino

Brendan Rodgers has pleaded with Liverpool fans to be patient with new signing Roberto Firmino as he adapts to the Premier League. Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers has attempted to alleviate some of the pressure on Roberto Firmino ahead of his debut Premier League season.

Firmino was confirmed as a Liverpool player last month, joining from Bundesliga side Hoffenheim for a fee which it is believed could rise to between £25million and £30m.

With Raheem Sterling seemingly set for a switch to Manchester City, Firmino will be tasked with helping to fill the attacking void left by the England international.

No Relationship Breakdown With Raheem Sterling - Brendan Rodgers

Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers has denied there is any rift with Raheem Sterling and has confirmed the England international is on the verge of a move to Manchester City.

Goal reported on Sunday that City were successful with their third offer for the winger, with a bid of £49 million (€68.3m) set to bring an end to a long-running transfer saga.

The England international had threatened to go on strike before twice calling in sick to training in a bid to force a move away from the club, with Sterling's agent, Aidy Ward, claiming there had been a "breakdown in trust" between player and manager.

Manchester City Agree £49million Transfer Fee For Raheem Sterling

Liverpool have reached an agreement with Manchester City for the £49million transfer of Raheem Sterling, Press Association Sport understands.

City have already failed with two bids, the second reported to be worth £40million, this summer, but it appears they have now made progress in talks. Sterling missed the start of pre-season training earlier this week, citing illness as he sat out Wednesday and Thursday's sessions before reporting on Friday.

It had been reported that he had asked manager Brendan Rodgers if he could be excused from the pre-season tour before being named in the 30-man squad.