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Barcelona agreed the deal with Liverpool as part of their decision to bring in Philippe Coutinho last January in a £142million deal. It was a deal that shook the football world and one which makes Barcelona tickets even more appealing.

It may be Black Friday, but Jurgen Klopp seems to have got the best deal by tying Sadio Mane down to a new long term contract at Anfield. The news comes before a testing few weeks with plenty of Liverpool tickets still available with some mouthwatering matches on the horizon.

Mohamed Salah continues dazzle in the Premier League and after being awarded the PFA Player of the Year award in London this week, he hopes he has room for one more trophy by the end of the season, a Champions League winners medal.

There is no doubt that Roberto Firmino is in the best form of his career and with a World Cup on the horizon, Liverpool’s Brazilian reflected on his season so far at Anfield.

Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain believes his recent performances have left Thierry Henry and Gary Neville looking “stupid” after questioning his ability to fit in at Liverpool.

Daniel Sturridge is a high-profile player who appears to be heading out of Anfield. West Brom, Newcastle, Inter Milan and Sevilla have all expressed their interest, but where will he end up at the end of the month?

This weekend signifies the two year mark of Jurgen Klopp’s reign over Liverpool Football Club. The former Borussia Dortmund manager has had both successes and failure during this time. For this reason, Liverpool tickets are hotter than they’ve been in years.

Sturridge categorically fluffed his lines and patience is wearing thin for a player who appears to low and confidence, out of form and desperately out of touch. Liverpool fans will be hoping he can recapture his form and turn both his and Liverpool's season around.

Football Ticket Pad continue to supply match tickets for all Liverpool matches across all competition formats and Liverpool ticket holders and customers will be hoping they can turn their fortunes around and solve their ongoing issues.

Despite Philippe Coutinho’s many efforts to leave the reds throughout the summer period, he now finds himself in the squad facing Sevilla in the Champions League on Wednesday the 13th of September.