News about Dominik Szoboszlai

Exactly 12 months ago, Liverpool secured five victories at the start of the Premier League season and seemed well on their way to defending their title under Arne Slot. That triumphant run kicked off with a match against bold Bournemouth, managed by Andoni Iraola. Little did anyone know that just a year later, the Basque would take the managerial seat at Anfield while the Dutchman would be asked to step aside.

Liverpool midfielder Dominik Szoboszlai discussed his role in the revamped midfield under Andoni Iraola, emphasising his readiness to play in any position, even as a right-back.

Liverpool's victory over Tottenham in the League Cup has highlighted a bold decision awaiting manager Andoni Iraola.

Liverpool manager Andoni Iraola acknowledged he was surprised by the opponent's tactical setup at the start of the match. After some adjustments, the Merseysiders improved their pressing and, in the Spaniard's opinion, became the stronger side.

Liverpool midfielder Dominik Szoboszlai expressed his emotions after the Champions League victory. The Hungarian highlighted the team's character, was pleased with his goal, and stated the Reds' big ambitions.

Liverpool secured a determined win against Atletico Madrid in their opening Champions League group stage match. The encounter at Anfield ended 2-1 in favour of the hosts.

Dominik Szoboszlai believes that Liverpool need to reclaim the aggressive tempo that, according to the midfielder, the team lost last season. The Hungarian is confident that a blend of high intensity and the quality of the current squad can make the Merseysiders a formidable opponent.

Dominik Szoboszlai believes he and Steven Gerrard could have played together for Liverpool — but only under one condition: the club legend would have to line up as a right-back.

Liverpool kicked off their new Premier League season with a challenging away match against Newcastle United, salvaging a draw thanks to a last-minute penalty converted by Dominik Szoboszlai. Under the guidance of Andoni Iraola, they face a long campaign ahead, but pre-season preparations have already highlighted those who made impressive strides and those whose positions have become precarious.

As the fourth official signalled five added minutes at St James' Park, Newcastle manager Matthias Jaisle waved furiously from the sidelines, urging the crowd to rally behind his team for one final push. The stadium responded with a deafening roar. The hosts were leading Liverpool 2-1, but this fixture is known for its late drama — from Stan Collymore's iconic goal at Anfield in 1996 to the recent tense finishes.