Kowloon, Hong Kong – Liverpool dey prepare to rock Milan as dem clash for Kai Tak Sports Park on Saturday. Dis go be di third pre-season friendly for di Reds as dem take on di Rossoneri in wetin go fit be di toughest test for dis summer.
Arne Slot, di Liverpool coach, don carry 29 players come dis Asian tour, and dem dey ready to take Milan down. After dem don win against Championship sides like Preston North End and Stoke City, dem go enter dis match with high hopes.
Liverpool fans dey waka for Hong Kong, eager to see some of di fresh new signings like di record signing Florian Wirtz and Jeremie Frimpong. Who know, we fit see Wirtz get him first match pass das so:
“Liverpool supporters dey wan catch all di action. Na wetin make dis match special. Dem go fit watch am online through All Red Video, if dem fit pay di monthly £4.99 subscription. But make dem no worry, because if dem use di code PS2025, one month free dey dey waiting for dem.” (No be small gist!)
International fans e get options too, but if u dey for Hong Kong or Italy, sorry oh! You no fit catch di action live. American fans fit catch am on CBS Sports Golazo, while Mexico fans get Disney+ Premium and ESPN to show dem love.
After di clash with Milan, Liverpool go face di Japanese side, Yokohama F. Marinos for July 30; den dey go go back home for two matches with Athletic Club on August 4. Di Community Shield against Chelsea na dem final pre-season match, which go happen on August 10.
Milan too dey prepare for dem own friendly matches, with Perth Glory on di list for July 31. Dem go still get Leeds on August 9 and Chelsea on di 10. Dey busy like kingmakers, I swear!
Perth Glory no get match till next season, after dem finish dem last campaign. But as dem dey await di new season, dem go dey hopeful to push for better results. Na so di cycle go:
Di rivalry between Liverpool and Milan na wetin carry history come alive come Friday. Dis na di first time di two teams go cross paths, and spectators dey expect some magic on di pitch. With top players dey for both sides, who go make di difference? Na di game wey dey hold on Saturday go tell us all!
Ewan Ross-Murray dey cover all dis action as Sports Illustrated Soccer writer, and na him dey take things from Leicester to Merseyside all in di name of Liverpool. How far?!
