Live from Anfield — Liverpool’s 2-1 win over West Ham may have kept their title hopes alive, but not everyone in red came out of the game with praise.
Tensions erupted behind the scenes after a furious outburst allegedly from within the dressing room targeted one underperforming player, calling his display “embarrassing” and “a burden on the team.”
“I’m furious with his performance today—everyone else is improving, fighting, showing passion… except him!” a source close to the squad revealed. “He was a liability from start to finish, and the team had to clean up his mess all game. I’m done sugarcoating it—he needs to go! He’s not fit for this club anymore, not even close.”
While Liverpool’s late heroics—sparked by Mohamed Salah’s record-breaking assist and Virgil van Dijk’s match-winning header—delivered the three points, the mood among players was far from celebratory. The unnamed player in question, whose defensive errors nearly cost the team a vital win, has reportedly drawn the ire of teammates and staff alike.
“We can’t keep dragging dead weight while the rest push forward,” the insider added. “He’s holding us back, and it’s costing us. Get him out.”
The club has not officially commented on the growing frustration, but it’s understood that performance standards have been a major focus under manager Arne Slot. With just a few games remaining and the Premier League title within reach, Liverpool’s internal unity will be tested more than ever.
Fans online have joined the criticism, demanding accountability and change: “You can’t win titles with passengers. Every man has to fight. We’re done babysitting mistakes.”
As the Reds prepare for a crucial clash against Leicester, the pressure is mounting—not just on the pitch, but in the dressing room too.
