The international break is in full flow, with Liverpool not back in action until facing Watford on April 2.
Although the first-team will not be taking to the pitch, the Liverpool Legends return to Anfield this weekend as part of a charity match to raise funds for the LFC Foundation. On the back of this, Jurgen Klopp's side will have a number of important fixtures to contest in as they continue their quadruple search.
As anticipation for the upcoming April schedule continues to grow, we have taken a look at some of the Liverpool stories making the headlines today.
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Brozovic pens new Inter deal
Marcelo Brozovic has signed a contract extension with Inter Milan, despite reports linking the midfielder with a move to Liverpool.
The Croatia international has committed to the Serie A side until 2026, ending any doubts over whether or not he would depart in the summer as a free agent.
Explaining his decision to extend his stay at Inter, Brozovic told the club's website : "I'm delighted to have signed a new deal with Inter. I was desperate to renew my contract and the club was aware of that. I've never held talks with any other clubs out of respect for Inter and their fans. I'd like to thank the club and I'll say it again, I'm so happy for today."
Salah eyes AFCON revenge
Mohamed Salah and Sadio Mane are set to go head-to-head on the international stage once again, having already faced off in the Africa Cup of Nations final last month. It was Mane who came out on top during a tightly-contested final in Cameroon, with Senegal getting the better of Egypt on penalties.
The Liverpool duo will now battle it out over two legs for a place at the 2022 World Cup, which gets underway at the end of this year. As reported by the Daily Mail, Salah has vowed to avenge his country's AFCON final loss after telling his teammates: "We meet them (Senegal) again next month and inshallah (God willing) we will take revenge".
Egypt host the first leg on Friday and Senegal have home advantage next Tuesday when the sides meet for a second time.
Fowler and Owen receive Hall of Fame nominations
Ex-Liverpool strikers Michael Owen and Robbie Fowler have received nominations for the Premier League Hall of Fame. The English duo feature on a 25-man shortlist, which will be whittled down to six players being inducted following a fan and panel vote.
The Hall of Fame recognises and celebrates the best players to grace the Premier League since its inception in 1992 and Reds legend Steven Gerrard was one of the first individuals to be included in the inaugural Hall of Fame, alongside seven other legends of the game. Supporters can vote here for Fowler and Owen to joint this list.
