The “Anfield-style” turmoil has now exploded into a full-blown crisis in Paris.
On April 8, 2026, Liverpool F.C. were handed a crushing 2-0 defeat by Paris Saint-Germain in the first leg of their Champions League quarter-final clash.
Early damage came through Désiré Doué, before Khvicha Kvaratskhelia sealed the result with a stunning strike, leaving Liverpool staring at the possibility of ending the season empty-handed.
But the bigger drama is unfolding behind the scenes. Reports suggest anger has boiled over within the club, with strong accusations that certain players are undermining manager Arne Slot.
Sources claim frustration is being directed at Dominik Szoboszlai and Hugo Ekitike, with critics branding their performances as careless and damaging to the team.
Fans have also voiced their outrage online, accusing the duo of not playing for the badge and calling for major changes ahead of the summer transfer window.
Now, all eyes turn to the second leg on April 14. Liverpool must win by at least three goals to keep their Champions League hopes alive—but with tensions rising and unity in question, the real battle may be inside the dressing room.
The big question: will the club stand by Slot, or will drastic decisions be made to restore order before it’s too late?
