Gregg Evans is a sports reporter for The Athletic, covering a wide range of topics in the world of sports. With a focus on football, Gregg provides in-depth analysis, transfer news, and match reports for various teams and leagues. His articles delve into the intricacies of the game, offering insights and perspectives for avid sports fans.
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Gregg Evans' coverage is heavily focused on football, particularly with a strong emphasis on Liverpool FC and the Premier League. His articles often cover events, evolving stories, and announcements related to football.
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By: Gregg Evans
The 17-year-old is yet to play for Arne Slot but his ferocious talent and youth-team experience have him banging on the Dutchman's door
By: Gregg Evans
Liverpool came back from a goal down to take advantage of Arsenal and Manchester City's slips in the Premier League on Saturday
By: Mark Carey, Gregg Evans
The major talking points dissected from tonight's Champions League tie at Anfield
By: Gregg Evans
Liverpool are five points clear of Man City at the top of the Premier League after beating Villa. Gregg Evans analyses the talking points
By: Gregg Evans
Arne Slot says it is unlikely Trent Alexander-Arnold will feature for England during the international break after being forced off early into Liverpool’s 2-0 win over Aston Villa. The right-back appeared to signal that he had a problem with his hamstring and was immediately withdrawn on 25 minutes, with Conor Bradley coming on in his place. Liverpool’s medical team will now assess him ahead of the international break, with Alexander-Arnold named in Lee Carsley’s squad for November’s Nations League fixtures against Greece and the Republic of Ireland. “I would be surprised if...
By: Gregg Evans, Jordan Campbell
New rules at academy level and other issues have led to tension across the Premier League
By: Gregg Evans
Liverpool have been a projection of their cool, composed coach this season - and to startling effect
By: Gregg Evans
The youngster announced himself on the international stage with a supreme display against Manchester City's superstar
By: Gregg Evans
Virgil van Dijk will return to Liverpool earlier than planned after leaving the Netherlands camp over the weekend. Barcelona midfielder Frenkie de Jong will also return to his club, with manager Ronald Koeman confirming that both players will not feature in the game with Bosnia and Herzegovina on Tuesday evening in Zenica. Van Dijk and De Jong both played in the 4-0 victory over Hungary on Saturday as the Dutch qualified for the quarter-finals of the Nations League. Koeman is quoted on the official Netherlands X account, saying: “For both Frenkie and Virgil it is better for them to leave the...
By: Andy Jones, Gregg Evans
When Arne Slot decided he was comfortable working with a small squad, opportunities opened up for Liverpool’s fringe players. Clubs across the UK and further afield in Europe pitched their plans to take youngsters on loan for the season and each move was carefully considered. After three months away from Anfield, The Athletic takes a closer look at how each player is performing.More than any other Liverpool player, Bajcetic needed a loan move. Hampered by injury setbacks and “growing pains” over the past two years, the remit from Liverpool for the 2024-25 season was simple: play games...
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