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| Posted: 18 Feb 2023 10:21 UTC | Post #1 |
| sienjo Deck & Engine |
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| No Liverpool fan would have had Stefan Bajcetic in their starting line-up at the beginning of the season, but now the midfielder is a must pick for the Reds' huge Saturday Night Football clash at Newcastle United - we chart the 18-year-old's rise to the first team and why he may have saved Fenway Sports Group millions in the transfer market this summer. While Bajcetic's man-of-the-match display in Monday's Merseyside derby may have surprised some neutral observers, it would not have shocked his team-mates - Mohamed Salah says he has been Liverpool's best player since breaking into the team this year - or those who have been closely monitoring the start of his Reds career. The Spaniard joined the club from Celta Vigo's youth academy aged 16 in February 2021 for €250,000 as Liverpool beat Manchester United to his signature, and after impressing as a centre back for the U18s and U23s, he was called up for the first team's pre-season tour of Asia and Austria last summer. | |
| Posted: 18 Feb 2023 14:05 UTC | Post #2 |
| korioliam Deck & Engine |
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| I see Liverpool on the news so often that it has become irritating. Transfers and scandals within the club are only interesting for those who place bets - https://melbet.org/ Every little thing that can affect the course of the match is important for gambling fans. But I myself am not sure that I should risk my money. | |
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