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With a career that’s earned him 1.8 billion streams at Spotify, 1 Diamond and 45 Platinum & Gold records across the globe, a #1 album in Ireland, a sold-out world tour and live shows with Sam Smith, Ed Sheeran, Niall Horan and James Blunt, Gavin James released his third studio album ‘The Sweetest Part’, out 22nd July 2022 which went No.1 on the Irish official album charts, his second No.1 album in 24 months.  The album explores the highs and lows of love and relationships. Gavin James wrote and produced the full length with some of pop music’s most highly regarded players including the lead single “Novocaine” which was co written by Ryan Tedder lead vocalist of One Republic, and songwriter and producer for such acts as Adele, Beyoncé, Miley Cyrus, Lady Gaga, Ariana Grande. Gavin has also worked on the album with Ivor Novello-nominated songwriter Mark Ralph (Years & Years, Clean Bandit, Jax Jones), Fiona Bevan who co-wrote One Direction’s number 1 hit ‘Little Things’ with Ed Sheeran, Patrick Pyke Salmy and multi-Platinum awarded Richard Muñoz (Zoe Wees), Ollie Green (Freya Ridings, Lewis Capaldi) and Jimbo Barry (The Script). With this, it’s clear the new album has all the credentials to match Gavin ’s previous success, which has earned himself arena level notoriety and two multi platinum albums.   Previous singles from the album have already reached over 30 million streams and include ‘Circles’, ‘Greatest Hits’ (which spent weeks in the Top 5 at radio in Ireland and Switzerland).  In addition, Gavin ’s single “Always” which was a No.1 at radio in several countries across Europe has also just been “Diamond” certified in Brazil.  Gavin is no stranger to the live circuit, having a sold-out a world tour which started in 2019 and ended with a sold-out 3Arena Dublin show, one of the last shows in Ireland before lockdown. Gavin kicked off 2022 with a UK Arena tour with James Blunt, and embarked on his Irish headline tour.  Now with an new album in hand, Gavin will be announcing global tour dates in 2023, which includes a very special headline performance at Kaleidoscope Festival, Saturday 24th June 2023 and of course, Park Live, 11th August 2023. with Special Guest…  LEA HEART 

Lea Heart’s star continues to soar in 2023, having just sold out her headline show at Dublin’s 3Olympia in April and after receiving not one but two Choice Music Prize nominations, for Song of the Year and Breakthrough Artist.

Lea who started out in her bedroom two years ago, dreaming of performing on big stages and people hearing her music, now has amassed over 11Million Global streams and has had an amazing run in the last year, gracing some of the country’s biggest stages, from a packed out tent at Electric Picnic 2022, opening for both Sigrid and Lewis Capaldi at their headline 3Arena Shows. A huge milestone for an artist with big dreams and who now in charge of her own destiny.

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Liverpool mailbag: Alexander-Arnold and Salah contracts, a new No 6 – and where’s Slot?

From the timing of Arne Slot’s Anfield unveiling to player contracts, possible incomings this summer, further stadium redevelopment, Darwin Nunez ’s future, the kit deal and changes to the goalkeeping department, you wanted to know about a wide range of topics in our summer Liverpool mailbag .

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Are there no immediate plans to do an introductory press conference with Arne Slot, like they did when Jurgen Klopp arrived? — Stan R.

It was always planned that Slot’s unveiling would happen closer to the start of pre-season rather than in early June. I’m looking forward to hearing him set out his plans, but there’s no rush — he doesn’t have any players to work with for another month. After a long season at Feyenoord, I’m sure he will be enjoying some family time before embarking on the biggest challenge of his life.

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With Klopp’s contract running until the end of May and the huge outpouring of emotion as his reign came to an end, the club wanted to be respectful to the outgoing manager. Of course, the big difference compared to October 2015, when Klopp was unveiled the morning after signing his contract, was that he was getting straight down to work at Melwood (then the club’s training ground) given it was mid-season. Slot, in contrast, has a long wait to meet his players.

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How do you think Wataru Endo will fit into Slot’s plans? — Tim M.

Endo surpassed all expectations during his first season at Anfield. With 43 appearances (34 starts) in all competitions, he proved to be a shrewd late-summer signing after overcoming a tough start to life in the Premier League .

Liverpool certainly aren’t looking to move him on and I think Slot will enjoy working with the Japan international, who has three years remaining on his contract. Even if he’s not a first-choice player next season, Endo is a great option to have in the squad, given his wealth of experience. I’m expecting him to stay put.

What are the details of the new kit deal with Adidas? — Arka I.

Nothing is official at this stage and I’m not expecting any confirmation until late this year or early 2025. Liverpool’s stance is that they have only just launched next season’s kits and they won’t comment on speculation. But I fully expect Adidas to take over from Nike as Liverpool’s kit supplier when the contract ends next summer.

In terms of the numbers involved, I’ve not had any clarification, but clearly there was a very attractive offer on the table from Adidas, as a number of the world’s sportswear giants were interested. Rewind to 2019-20 and New Balance were paying Liverpool £40million ($51m at the current exchange rate) per season. The overall value of the contract with Nike has always been harder to work out because of the relatively low flat fee of £30m per season, which is supplemented by royalties of 20 per cent on all net sales of merchandise. I was told it had the capacity to go beyond £70m per season.

What needs to happen to deem this transfer window a success? It feels harder to pin down this year with the combination of big contracts coming up for renewal and the different demands that Slot will put on the team — Jameson O.

Yes, I agree. It’s also tough at this stage of a summer to predict what’s ahead. For example, at the start of June 2023, nobody expected Fabinho and Jordan Henderson to be pushing for moves to Saudi Arabia in that window. Suddenly, the midfield rebuild became more extensive.

In terms of incomings, the big priorities for me are a new centre-back and a defensive midfielder. Resolving the contract situations of Trent Alexander-Arnold , Virgil van Dijk and Mohamed Salah is also crucial, as you don’t want that uncertainty dragging into next season.

Did anyone ever figure out why Zeljko Buvac left in 2018? — Dominic D.

I was told that relations had become increasingly strained between him and other members of the backroom staff. Players from that period say Buvac had become more distant around the training ground and less involved in team meetings before his sudden departure. Given that it led to Pep Lijnders returning to the club and being given full responsibility for the training programme, things worked out pretty well.

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Is it true Alexis Mac Allister has a £60million buyout clause? — Gary E.

Liverpool don’t allow release clauses in contracts. You can go right back to when Emre Can was in talks over a new deal. He wanted a release clause, Liverpool dismissed the idea, and he ended up leaving as a free agent when his contract expired in the summer of 2018. Mac Allister is going nowhere.

Is there any scope to expand Anfield further? — Steven T.

From the conversations I’ve had, I don’t think we will see any further redevelopment of the stadium any time soon. Once the final touches are made to the Anfield Road stand this summer, capacity will be around 61,000. There are certainly no plans to expand either the Kop or the Sir Kenny Dalglish Stand. I just don’t think it’s realistic, in terms of the surrounding area, transport links and the cost, relative to how many extra seats you would create.

What will transfer decision-making look like with the new structure and leadership? — Sam C.

It will be a collaborative approach — the kind that served Liverpool well previously. If you go back to the early years of the Klopp reign, the three main decision-makers on transfers were him, Mike Gordon and Michael Edwards. Going forward, it will be Edwards (chief executive of football for Fenway Sports Group, who own the club), the new sporting director Richard Hughes and Slot.

Of course, you’ll also have significant input from senior recruitment figures such as Dave Fallows and Barry Hunter, and director of research Will Spearman, who leads a team of data analysts. No player is going to be signed unless Slot wants him. Similarly, the head coach won’t have free rein to do what he wants in the market. It will be about securing consensus. Targets will have to fit a certain style and profile.

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What do you think should happen in terms of the goalkeeping department, and what do you think will happen? — John T.

There was strong interest from Saudi Arabia in Alisson last summer, and I’m sure that remains the case, but I’m not expecting him to move on. He’s happy and settled on Merseyside, almost six years after joining from Roma. Retaining Claudio Taffarel as part of the coaching staff is important to him.

The big question is whether Caoimhin Kelleher stays as backup. As he told The Athletic last week , he’s desperate to become a No 1 after playing 26 times for Liverpool last season. At the age of 25, he doesn’t want to return to warming the bench. His stock has never been higher after deputising for Alisson so impressively.

Much will depend on what kind of offers are forthcoming. Kelleher has two years left on his contract and Slot doesn’t want to lose him. With Alisson on international duty with Brazil at the Copa America this summer, the new coach will be relying on Kelleher during pre-season.

Liverpool haven’t put a value on the 13-cap Republic of Ireland international but they would point to the recent fees that Arsenal paid Sheffield United for Aaron Ramsdale (£30million, including add-ons) and Chelsea paid Brighton for Robert Sanchez (£25m).  They would also have to factor in how much it would cost to replace such a highly valued member of the squad.

The club’s third-choice goalkeeper Adrian has been offered a new deal with his current one ending this summer and he’s weighing up his options. The 37-year-old Spaniard has spoken about possibly returning to play in his homeland if the right opportunity comes up.  Trying to keep Adrian makes sense as that’s not an easy role to fill. He’s a top professional, he’s popular in the dressing room and he knows his place in the pecking order.

Will next season be considered a free hit for Slot? — Nigel G.

I don’t think there is such a thing at a club the size of Liverpool. Slot will certainly be cut some slack as he adjusts to English football and tries to get his methods across to the players, but he will also need to get results along the way and give the fans something they can really buy into. Liverpool have to retain their Champions League status.

The good thing for Slot is that he’s not coming in to try to improve on perfection. With the defensive frailties, the slow starts in games and the lack of a clinical edge in the final third that contributed to a disappointing end to last season, there’s plenty to work on. And this is a squad full of young talent with a lot of development to come.

Is there any possibility of Liverpool signing a world-class defensive midfielder? — Gavin P.

It will come down to availability and affordability. The market for No 6s is probably the most over-inflated in football. I’d love to see them sign an elite holding midfielder, because I’m not sure that just having Endo and young Stefan Bajcetic , who is gifted but playing catch-up after missing so much football due to injury, gives you enough in that department.

Last season proved that Mac Allister is so much better operating further up the pitch, where he can really impact games in the final third. Of course, we don’t know yet where Slot intends to play Alexander-Arnold. Will he stay at right-back and then drift into central areas when Liverpool are in possession, or will he simply become a midfielder? Either way, I’d say Liverpool need to strengthen in that area.

Any substance to the ( Brentford forward) Bryan Mbeumo rumours? — Ian G.

I’m not aware of there being anything in that one currently.

What about the futures of homegrown young players such as Harvey Elliott and Curtis Jones ? — Jennifer E.

Unlike some clubs, Liverpool aren’t under any pressure to sell to raise funds to satisfy the Premier League’s profit and sustainability rules (PSR). They are very stable financially. Elliott and Jones both made their mark last season and will have big parts to play under Slot. The Dutchman has a reputation for developing talent and I think he’ll relish taking that pair to the next level.

Is the head of nutrition, Mona Nemmer, staying? — Ben W.

Yes, she remains part of the staff.

Does Rhys Williams fit into plans for the future? — Christopher G.

It’s been a tough time for Williams, with loan moves to Aberdeen and Port Vale not working out last season. He’s also been hampered by injuries. When you look at the rise of Jarell Quansah , who has quickly established himself as one of the best English centre-backs around, it’s hard to see Williams forcing his way back into contention. He’s certainly got talent but, at the age of 23, he probably needs a fresh start.

It will be interesting to see what happens with another centre-back, Sepp van den Berg . He’s had an excellent season on loan at Mainz in Germany and they are keen to keep him. But as I reported recently, Liverpool value him at around £20million and that is well out of their price range. If Liverpool don’t get an offer that matches their valuation and he impresses Slot in pre-season, he could yet stay.

Out of Luis Diaz , Darwin Nunez and Mohamed Salah, who do you think is the most likely to leave this summer? — Joseph D.

As things stand, I’m expecting all three to stay. But if I had to pick one, I’d say Diaz. Salah has given Liverpool no indication that he’s looking to move and the Saudi Pro League believes it will have a better chance of signing him in summer 2025, when he could be a free agent. Nunez endured a bad end to the season, but Slot’s arrival marks a fresh start for him and Liverpool still have faith in him.

Diaz feels like a slightly different situation as there’s been so much noise around him with talk of interest from Paris Saint-Germain and Barcelona as well as Saudi Arabia. Whether that leads to a serious bid or Diaz pushes for a move, only time will tell. But it would take a big offer, certainly well in excess of the £50million they paid Porto for him in January 2022, to convince Liverpool that selling the Colombian makes sense.

Is your priority to get off on the right foot with Slot, given your difficulties with Klopp in press conferences in the past? — Steven M.

I think those ‘difficulties’ were overblown! There’s bound to be friction at times, especially when results aren’t great. As a journalist, it’s your job to find out information a manager probably doesn’t want in the public domain. On the one occasion Klopp refused to answer my question, it turned out that it was an article written by someone else and in a different publication which had annoyed him, and he later apologised privately.

I got on very well with Klopp for most of his near nine-year reign and we parted on good terms. I covered the vast majority of his 491 competitive games and most of the friendlies as well – that’s a lot of press conferences! I’m excited about reporting on the Slot era. It’s about being fair and balanced and asking about issues that matter to supporters rather than thinking, ‘I don’t want to ask something which might rile him.’

The latest FA report on agent transactions cited an update to Alisson’s contract for which two agents were paid. Is there any information available with respect to the nature of the modification? — Gregory C.

Alisson received a considerable pay rise last summer after a clause was triggered in his existing contract, which runs until 2027.  I wrote about it last September .

The club have a policy of incentivising deals so high-performing stars are suitably rewarded. It was timely, because it meant Alisson felt fully appreciated just when eye-watering sums were being offered in an attempt to attract players to the Saudi Pro League.

What is the latest on Trent Alexander-Arnold’s contract? Why was he allowed to get down to his final year? Surely the club should have sorted it by now? — Tommy M.

It’s the most pressing issue Richard Hughes has to sort out this summer. Allowing Van Dijk and Salah to get down to their final year was more understandable, given their ages (Van Dijk turns 33 next month, Salah is 32 on June 15). But Alexander-Arnold is 25, the Scouse heartbeat of the side, Liverpool’s biggest creative force, their vice-captain and about to enter his peak years. But you’ve got a situation where, in just over six months’ time, he could sign a pre-contract agreement with a club overseas.

The owners really should have ensured this was sorted long before now. Part of the problem was that Liverpool haven’t really had a sporting director since Julian Ward left a year ago. Jorg Schmadtke did the job on an interim basis last season but his remit was basically just negotiating incoming and outgoing transfers.

You can’t just assume that, because Alexander-Arnold is a local lad, he will commit. They need to make him an offer he can’t refuse.

What is Ibrahima Konate ’s status? Do Liverpool want to keep him, given his injuries and after losing his starting spot to Jarell Quansah? — Gabriel M.

Konate had a difficult end to the season as his form dipped and he lost his place in the team. But, similar to Nunez and Dominik Szoboszlai , there’s a belief at the club that he will come back strongly next season under Slot. He only recently turned 25 and I’d expect Liverpool to look to extend his contract which runs until 2026. The concern with Konate has always been his injury record – he’s only made 90 appearances for the club across his three seasons. But when he’s fit and full of confidence, he’s a class act.

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