Waching daily Dec 2 2018

El Gol Digital reports that Liverpool are preparing a £67m bid for American sensation

Christian Pulisic.

The 20-year-old has been incredible for Borussia Dortmund for a while now and recently claimed

that he could move to the Premier League in the future.

The report adds that Chelsea and Liverpool are interested in the 20-year-old winger but

the player will not come on the cheap.

Dortmund want to keep hold of their star and prefer selling him in the summer, according

to the report.

Jurgen Klopp knows Pulisic well as the pair spent some time together at the Signal Iduna

Park.

However, the youngster didn't get to play any first-team minutes under our manager.

The Reds have one of the best sides in the Premier League but adding someone like Pulisic

in the team can make a huge difference.

The 20-year-old has the potential to get better and would provide quality back-up to the likes

of Mohamed Salah and Sadio Mane.

Pulisic hasn't been prolific this season for Dortmund but has helped them to an unbeaten

start to the Bundesliga campaign after 12 games.

The American has three goals and two assists for the Bundesliga leaders so far this season,

and will certainly add more in the months to come.

It will be interesting to see how we progress with the American as losing him to any other

club would be a big blow.

Christian Mate Pulisic is an American professional soccer player who plays as an attacking midfielder

or a winger for German club Borussia Dortmund and the United States national team.

Considered by many to be the top American soccer prospect, he is the youngest player

to represent the US senior national team in a FIFA World Cup qualifier.

His rapid rise with the U.S. youth national teams has been mirrored by his rapid rise

through the Borussia Dortmund academy, where he played just 15 games before being brought

into the first team during the 2015–16 winter break.

In April 2016, he became the youngest foreigner to score a goal in the Bundesliga.Later that

month, he became the youngest player ever to score two goals in the Bundesliga.

On May 28, 2016, a few months before his eighteenth birthday, he scored in an international friendly

against Bolivia to become the youngest player in the modern era to score a goal for the

United States.

On September 2, 2016, he became the youngest American player to score a goal in World Cup

qualifying history at 17 years, 349 days.

Pulisic is a modern-day number 10.

His low center of gravity allows him to dribble at high speeds.

Recently, he has played more of a winger role for Dortmund.

His adept weak foot skills allow him to play on either side of the field.

Because of his style of play Pulisic is known to be a subject of fouls by opponents.

Anfield duo have proven instant hit after big-money moves earlier this year.

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp has explained why both Virgil van Dijk and Alisson Becker

have been able to hit the ground running at Anfield.

Van Dijk has been an outstanding success since arriving for £75million from Southampton

in January and scoring a dramatic late winner on his debut in the FA Cup third round win

over Everton a few days later.

The Holland international has been integral in transforming a defence that has conceded

only five goals in the first 13 league games this season,

Liverpool will look to extend that record and again move within two points of Premier

League leaders Manchester City when they again entertain Everton in the 232 Merseyside derby

on Sunday afternoon.

And Klopp wasn't surprised by the ease of Van Dijk's transition into the heart of the

Reds defence.

"Has he been everything I expected?

Yeah, absolutely," said the Liverpool boss.

"From the first second he was brilliant.

"It is easier for a centre-half coming in and playing, the adjustment to the rest of

the team is not that massive.

"It is much more difficult for a midfielder because there's more to do and you don't

see the situations that clear.

"But he has been brilliant since he has been with us.

I knew long before he signed the contract that he would be outstanding as a player.

"The mix of both (playing and leadership) makes him outstanding."

Told is appears Van Dijk has helped progress his team-mates, Klopp added: "If that is

the case, then good.

That is how it is with quality players, they give confidence to other players."

Alisson, a £65million arrival from Roma in the summer, is enjoying the best-ever start

to a league career in terms of goals conceded by any keeper in Liverpool's history.

And Klopp believes his upbringing in southern Brazil has been a contributory factor.

"Alisson is probably less South American than some of you!" said the Reds boss to

the assembled media.

"He is coming from the colder part of Brazil, the opposite part to Bobby (Firmino), and

it makes him pretty much European.

He is very calm, very good.

"He is everything we thought he would be when we signed him, which is good news actually."

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Merkel's glowering look of contempt for Trump: German chancellor glares at the US President - Duration: 12:44.

Merkel's glowering look of contempt for Trump: German chancellor glares at the US President

This is the moment Angela Merkel appeared to scowl at Donald Trump during a tense meeting at the G20 Summit today.

The two world leaders have clashed on trade, the European Union and Nato during Trump's time in the White House, and the pair appeared unhappy as they sat down together in Buenos Aires.

Trump was scheduled to talk trade and other prominent international issues with Merkel, a leader he said is 'highly respected by everybody, including me'.

The conflict between Ukraine and Russia will be high on the agenda, as will Putin's violation of a landmark nuclear arms treaty deal which the US plans to exit.

Merkel has come under pressure after Trump questioned traditional trans-Atlantic ties with his announcements of trade tariffs. The German Chancellor has walked a tight-rope between criticising some of Trump's decisions and emphasising the relationship with Washington which is central to her government.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel also voiced concerns with Russian President Vladimir Putin over a military flare up in Ukraine at breakfast on the sidelines of the G20 summit.

The pair were all smiles as they shook hands before sitting down to a business breakfast on Saturday morning in Buenos Aires, Argentina. But Putin is facing growing pressure from the West as he ramps up his military action in Ukraine.

Merkel's spokesman says the German leader expressed concern about rising tensions in the Kerch Strait off Crimea and pushed for 'freedom of shipping into the Sea of Azov' at their breakfast meeting.

The pair also discussed the Syrian conflict, according to the spokesman, Steffen Seibert. French President Emmanuel Macron was also said to have had a sideline discussion with Putin over recent events in the Crimea, according to the Russian President's spokesman.

They both implored Putin to free the sailors who were captured when their ships were seized by the Russians.

On Friday Ukraine barred Russians of combat age from entering the country as martial law was declared after Russia fired at and seized three Ukrainian naval ships off Crimea last weekend.

President Donald trump cancelled his meeting with the Russian President just an hour after he said he would be meeting with him, citing concerns over manoeuvres in the Kerch Strait.

The move was applauded in Kiev as the Russian rouble slumped with the markets showing volatility over fears of fresh sanctions.

The Russian interpretation of the cancellation, however, echoed that of some of Trump's critics at home, who noted the move came amid new challenges for Trump in the probe into Russia's alleged role in his 2016 election campaign.

In a further boost to Ukraine, the EU released 500 million euros in financial backing and European Council President Donald Tusk predicted Brussels would continue sanction on Russia at a summit in mid-December.

The EU has propped up Ukraine's war-scarred economy since the Crimea annexation while prodding the pro-Western authorities to pass reforms and tackle corruption.

'Europe is united in its support to Ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity. This is why I am sure that the EU will roll over the sanctions against Russia in December,' Tusk told a news conference in Argentina.

British Prime Minister Theresa May on Thursday said London would push for 'appropriate sanctions' and called on Russia to release the Ukrainian vessels and crew.

The United States and the EU have imposed sanctions on Russia since 2014, when Moscow annexed Crimea after a pro-Russian leader was toppled in Kiev.

But despite global tensions increasing, today - after all-night talks at the G20 summit in Buenos Aires - European diplomats claimed to have reached a possible 'breakthrough' on fixing the global trading system.

Despite deep divisions going into the summit and resistance from the United States, European Union officials were optimistic and said countries were making progress on a final statement that will acknowledge problems with the World Trade Organization but commit to reforming it.

The US was the main holdout on nearly every issue, officials claimed. With trade tensions between the US and China dominating, the Europeans sought to play mediator.

They also scaled back their expectations, cutting out mention of rising protectionism - mainly aimed at Trump - and agreeing to language on climate that says 19 leaders support the Paris climate accord and international efforts to reduce emissions, but the US doesn't.

The six-page draft statement says the 20 countries support the international trading system but acknowledge that the current system doesn't work and needs fixing, via reform of the WTO. The European diplomats called this the 'main breakthrough.

On climate, the statement notes a recent UN report that warned damage from global warming will be much worse than previously feared, and expresses support for an upcoming U.N.

climate meeting in Poland meant to nail down how countries will meet promises made in the Paris accord. On migration, the US negotiator said too much talk about migration would have been a 'deal-breaker' for Trump, the European officials said.

So they came up with 'minimalist' language that acknowledges growing migrant flows and the importance of shared efforts to support refugees and solve the problems that drive them to flee.

The statement also shows a commitment to a 'rules-based international order,' despite Trump's rejection of many of those rules. 'There were moments when we thought all was lost,' one European official said, 'moments when we spent two hours on one sentence.

The officials spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss the ongoing closed-door discussions. Perhaps surprisingly, one country that was seen as particularly constructive was Russia, the officials said.

Despite tensions over its military actions on Ukraine and political interference abroad, Russia supports international efforts on trade and climate.

Saturday will also see a highly anticipated meeting between Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping, whose nations have been embroiled in an escalating trade war with new U.S. tariffs on China goods set to take effect a month from now.

'The trade war between the United States and China does not favor international commerce. A fight between two big players does not benefit,' said Dante Sica, Argentina's minister of production and labor.

'If they are able to begin to agree, it would be a good signal that would reduce the impacts on international commerce.'.

The divisions among the world's leading economies were evident from the moment Argentina's president opened the summit Friday with a call for international cooperation to solve the planet's problems.

On Friday, a U.S. official said progress was being made on the joint statement and the White House was 'optimistic' about the document as a whole.

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