Liverpool head coach Arne Slot has said the club are keen for Mohamed Salah to stay beyond this summer, insisting he is not surprised by interest in the player from Saudi Arabia.
Salah’s deal is set to expire in June and the Egypt international revealed last month that he is “far away” from agreeing a new contract at Anfield.
Salah has long been linked with a move to Saudi Arabia, with the country’s sport minister minster, Prince Abdulaziz bin Turki Al Faisal, this week telling Piers Morgan Uncensored that he would “love” to have him in the Saudi Pro League.
“It would be a surprise if anyone said they didn’t want Mo Salah,” Slot said when asked about Al Faisal’s comments in a news conference on Friday.
“He has done so well for so many years, that everyone probably wants him.
“He has done so well without my advice so he can keep doing what is best for his career, even without my advice. My advice to him would be different to the one [of Al Faisal].
“Everybody wants him, including us. We of course want him to extend as well. That is clear. But I am not surprised someone wants him. He has done so many smart things in his career, so he will make the right decision for himself and hopefully for us as well.”
Asked whether he has offered his own opinion to the trio about their futures, Slot said: “Of course. I speak with these players, not every day like Richard [Hughes] but quite a lot.
“It would be ridiculous if in all those times we have not spoken about the future. Of course we do. But that’s not something I’m going to discuss [with the media]. It is not only with the three that are out of contract, you also talk about the future with other players as well. It is a non-stop process talking to your players.”
Liverpool’s manager, Arne Slot, has made it clear that he wants star forward Mohamed Salah to stay at the club amid reported interest from Saudi Arabia.
Salah, who has been in scintillating form for Liverpool this season, has been linked with a mega-money move to a Saudi club in the upcoming transfer window. However, Slot has expressed his desire for the Egyptian international to remain at Anfield and continue his stellar performances for the team.
Speaking to reporters, Slot said, “Mohamed is a vital player for us and we want him to stay. He is a world-class talent and we believe he can achieve even greater success with Liverpool. We are hopeful that he will continue to be a key part of our squad in the future.”
Salah’s contract with Liverpool is set to expire in 2023, and negotiations for a new deal are reportedly ongoing. The club is keen to tie down the 29-year-old to a long-term contract and ward off any potential suitors.
With Salah’s importance to the team undeniable, Liverpool fans will be hoping that he commits his future to the club and continues to light up the Premier League with his goals and assists. Stay tuned for further updates on this developing story.
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Liverpool manager Arne Slot says forward Mohamed Salah is “wise enough to make the right decision” over his future.
The 32-year-old is out of contract in the summer and said in January this was his final season at Anfield as he and the club were “far away from any progress” over a new deal.
The Egypt forward has scored 23 goals this season to help the Reds to the top of the Premier League and the last 16 of the Champions League.
Salah has been regularly linked with a move to Saudi Arabia and the country’s sports minister Prince Abdulaziz bin Turki Al-Faisal has said he was “a big prize” and they “would love to have him”.
“Everybody wants him, including us,” said Slot. “We want him to extend of course as well – that is clear.
“I’m not surprised that Saudi want him but I wouldn’t be surprised if other countries want him as well.
“He’s old enough and wise enough, and has done so many smart things in his career, that he will make the right decision for himself and, hopefully, for us as well.”
Salah has 19 goals in the top flight this season, taking his overall tally to 176 and moving him up to seventh in the Premier League’s list of all-time top scorers.
Captain Virgil van Dijk and right-back Trent Alexander-Arnold are also out of contract in the summer and Slot said he has spoken to the trio about their situations during regular conversations.
“Of course, I speak to these players,” said Slot, in his news conference before the Premier League leaders face Bournemouth away on Saturday (15:00 GMT).
“I speak to them, not every day like [sporting director] Richard [Hughes], but quite a lot and it would be ridiculous if in all these times I speak to them we’ve never spoken about the future. Of course, we do.
“As you probably also know, that’s not something I’m going to discuss with you.
“It’s not only with the three that are out of contract, you also talk about future things with the other players as well.
“It’s a non-stop process talking to your players but it’s also a non-stop process that I will not talk about that in public with you.”
Liverpool manager Arne Slot has provided an update on Mohamed Salah’s contract situation, stating that discussions are ongoing with the winger’s representatives.
Speaking to reporters, Slot said, “We are in talks with Salah’s camp about a contract extension. Mohamed is a key player for us and we want to keep him at the club for many more years.”
Salah’s current contract with Liverpool is set to expire in 2023, leading to speculation about his future at the club. However, Slot remains confident that an agreement will be reached to secure the Egyptian’s long-term future at Anfield.
“We are optimistic that we can reach a positive outcome in the coming weeks. Mohamed is happy at Liverpool and we are working hard to ensure he remains a crucial part of our squad,” Slot added.
Fans will be eagerly awaiting news of Salah’s contract extension, as the 29-year-old continues to be a standout performer for Liverpool, with his goal-scoring exploits helping the team to success both domestically and in Europe.
The competition’s new format has thrown up plenty of drama so far, even if the stakes didn’t feel quite as high as previous years’ group stages
So there we have it. After five gruelling months and 144 games, including 18 in one night on Wednesday, the inaugural Champions League league phase is finally over.
The final matchday certainly delivered on the entertainment front, with 64 goals smashed in, including five in Liverpool’s clash with PSV in Eindhoven, six in Aston Villa’s home win over Celtic, and seven in Lille’s demolition of Feyenoord. “It was a little bit chaotic at times because there were goals going in everywhere,” former Rangers striker Ally McCoist said on TNT Sports. “I don’t think I would be able to watch just the one game in my house, on my sofa, ever again. It was sensational.”
It’s difficult to argue with that assessment, but the journey beforehand was a real slog. We still have another 16 games to get through before the round of 16, too, with the play-off knockout round set to be played in mid-February.
Liverpool, Barcelona, Arsenal, Inter, Atletico Madrid, Bayer Leverkusen, Lille and Villa don’t have to worry about that; they are automatically through after finishing in the top eight. But a host of other huge clubs underperformed as the overall competitiveness levels on the elite European stage dropped significantly.
The argument over whether the new format can be considered an immediate success will very much depend on allegiances, and with that in mind, GOAL brings you the winners and losers from the 2024-25 league phase…
Arne Slot’s Liverpool have been on fire in the inaugural Champions League league phase, showcasing their dominance and proving themselves as serious contenders for European glory. With their attacking prowess and solid defense, they have proven that they are the real deal and a force to be reckoned with in the competition.
On the other hand, Manchester City have not been as impressive, struggling to find their rhythm and consistency in the group stages. Despite their strong squad and talented players, they have fallen short in their performances and it seems unlikely that they will be able to challenge for a second European crown this season.
The winners of the league phase have been teams like Bayern Munich, Paris Saint-Germain, and Chelsea, who have all shown their class and quality in their performances. These teams have been able to navigate through tough groups and secure their spots in the knockout stages, setting themselves up for a potential deep run in the competition.
On the other hand, teams like Barcelona, Manchester United, and Juventus have been the losers of the league phase, failing to live up to expectations and struggling to secure their spots in the knockout stages. These teams will need to regroup and improve if they want to have any chance of making a run in the competition.
Overall, the inaugural Champions League league phase has been filled with exciting matchups, surprising results, and standout performances. As we head into the knockout stages, it will be interesting to see which teams will rise to the occasion and which teams will falter under the pressure. One thing is for sure, Arne Slot’s Liverpool are looking like serious contenders, while Manchester City will have a tough road ahead if they want to secure a second European crown.
Arne Slot says he is protecting his squad for the key months ahead as tomorrow’s Champions League game with PSV Eindhoven has “no importance to the league table”.
“It took me some time to understand this new format but now I can say that I’m 100 per cent sure that it doesn’t matter if we finish first or second because we will play the team in 14, 15, 16 or 17, then it is a draw of which team we will face,” Slot says. “We cannot drop to number three so this is a game for us that has no importance to the league table.
“But a very wise man said to me that he’s never seen anything good from losing a football game so we will do everything we can to try and win it.”
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Slot has worked closely with his staff to decide which players need a rest ahead of a continued busy period.
He decided to take Cody Gakpo along as he wanted to give him the opportunity to face his former side, who he joined Liverpool from two years ago.
“These players are ready and all the players who were left behind could have played tomorrow,” he says.
“But in the long-term — so it doesn’t tell us anything about Saturday’s game — if you look back at our season, after four or five weeks, we gave them a break during the week if there was a moment to give them one. We’ve always done it to keep them fresh.
“Also, because we mainly start with 13 or 14 players who have shared most of the playing time, some of the others haven’t played a lot.
“It’s very useful for the other players to now get 90 minutes because if we do get into any injury problems, it will be useful to have these players. It’s a choice we have made for the long term.”
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Arne Slot says he is making ‘choice for the long-term’ in resting Liverpool regulars for PSV clash
Arne Slot, the head coach of Liverpool, has made the bold decision to rest several key players for their upcoming clash against PSV. Slot has stated that he is making this choice with the long-term success of the team in mind, as he believes that giving some of his regular starters a break will benefit the team in the long run.
While some fans may be concerned about the impact of resting key players in such an important match, Slot is confident in his decision and believes that the squad has the depth and quality to still perform well against PSV. He emphasized that he is looking at the bigger picture and wants to ensure that his players are fresh and fit for the challenges ahead.
Slot’s decision to rest players for the PSV clash may raise some eyebrows, but his focus on the long-term success of the team is commendable. It will be interesting to see how the squad performs without some of their regular starters, but Slot’s commitment to making decisions that benefit the team in the long run is certainly a positive sign for Liverpool fans.
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Arne Slot admits he is yet to “bring the best out of” Darwin Nunez, explaining that Liverpool’s No. 9 is “still working on” how to be effective against a low block.
Nunez could be brought back into the starting lineup as Liverpool visit Brentford on Saturday, which would come after a run of five games without a goal.
The Uruguayan has found the back of the net just once in his last 12 appearances, that being against Southampton in the Carabao Cup, and he subsequently lost his place up front to Luis Diaz.
But with Diaz ill in the buildup and Diogo Jota picking up a knock, Nunez may be called upon at the Gtech, with Slot insisting he has not lost faith.
Speaking before the trip to west London, however, Liverpool’s head coach admitted he has not yet figured out how to “bring the best out of” his centre-forward.
“When things are not perfect there are always a lot of things that are being brought up that don’t have so much to do with what is going on,” he told reporters including the Mail‘s Lewis Steele.
“Darwin is a striker we have to use in a certain way and we were not able yet to bring the best out of him this season.
“Against Accrington Stanley again you saw that he has a lot of pace but, unfortunately for him, most teams sit back a lot against us.
“If you look back at the goals he scored for us, I remember the one against Villa when he went around the goalkeeper on a fast break, that is his main strength – he has other qualities as well – but we are still working on getting him in the best possible positions against a low block.
“That involves the right timings, the right crosses, the right position to start from and making the right run.”
However, Slot also claimed that the way Nunez is handled by opposition defenders has reduced how effective he can be, hinting that referees are too lenient.
“I also see, and I don’t know if other people see this, the way teams defend our No. 9 is something you have to give credit to the other teams for,” he continued.
“It’s never ‘here Darwin, you can score’. Every time we put in a cross I see a defender all over him.
“I see it, referees unfortunately don’t.
“It’s more difficult to score against a team like Forest because every time we had a chance they had six, seven, eight, nine or 10 players in the box.”
Slot did, though, maintain his view that: “Darwin will score his goals. He already did and he will again.”
Liverpool FC manager Arne Slot has admitted that he has yet to unlock the full potential of striker Darwin Nunez. Despite the Uruguayan’s obvious talent and potential, Slot believes that he has not been able to bring out the best in Nunez so far.
Speaking to reporters after Liverpool’s recent match, Slot said, “Darwin is a fantastic player with immense talent, but I haven’t managed to bring the best out of him yet. He has all the tools to be a top striker for us, but I need to find the right way to get the best out of him.”
Nunez has shown flashes of brilliance since joining Liverpool, but has struggled for consistency and has often been overshadowed by other players in the squad. Slot is confident that with the right guidance and tactics, Nunez can fulfill his potential and become a key player for the team.
“I have no doubt that Darwin has what it takes to succeed at this level. It’s just a matter of finding the right approach and helping him to reach his full potential,” Slot added.
Liverpool fans will be hoping that Slot can unlock Nunez’s full potential soon, as they look to challenge for trophies and compete at the highest level. Only time will tell if Nunez can fulfill his promise and become a star for the Reds.
Arne Slot has admitted Liverpool have struggled to utilise Darwin Núñez’s strengths this season because of problems they encounter against deep-lying defences.
The Uruguay international, Liverpool’s record signing at £85m, has scored four goals and started only 14 of Slot’s 31 matches. Núñez missed Tuesday’s draw at Nottingham Forest through suspension but could feature at Brentford on Saturday with Diogo Jota an injury doubt again.
Núñez’s toils have raised questions over his long-term future. But Slot has backed the 25-year-old to deliver for the Premier League leaders and claimed there is collective responsibility for the striker’s output.
“Darwin is a striker we have to use in a certain way and we were not able yet to bring the best out of him this season,” said the head coach. “Against Accrington Stanley again you saw he has a lot of pace but, unfortunately for him, most teams sit back a lot against us. I
“If you look back at the goals he scored for us, I remember the one against [Aston] Villa when he went around the goalkeeper on a fast break, that is his main strength – he has other qualities as well – but we are still working on getting him in the best possible positions against a low block. That involves the right timings, the right crosses, the right position to start from and making the right run.”
Slot also believes Núñez has not received sufficient protection from referees this season. The Dutchman, who revealed Jota “felt a niggle” during his 31-minute outing at Forest, said: “The way teams defend our No 9 is something you have to give them credit for. It’s never: ‘Here Darwin, you can score.’ Every time we put in a cross I see a defender all over him. I see it, referees unfortunately don’t.
“For us, in general, it’s more difficult to score against a team like Forest because every time we had a chance they had six, seven, eight, nine or 10 players standing in the 18-yard box. And the one time [Chris] Wood had a chance he was there almost on his own. We weren’t really close to the ball. They only had one chance, we had 15. But with the 15 we had there was always someone close to the ball or all over one of our players. Darwin will score his goals. He already did and he will again.”
A collection of Liverpool supporter groups, meanwhile, have urged the club not to “kill the Kop” by alienating fans through rising ticket prices. Liverpool are to meet fans on Monday to discuss next season’s ticket prices having been criticised for a lack of consultation over last year’s 2% increase.
Before the meeting, Spirit of Shankly, Spion Kop 1906, the Official Liverpool Supporter Clubs’ Network, Liverpool Women Supporters’ Club and cultuRED have written an open letter to the managing director, Andy Hughes, calling for immediate action to reduce ticket prices. It asks that “the club acknowledges and protects the essential role of supporters in sustaining the culture and legacy of Liverpool FC. We do not want prices to kill the Kop or deter passionate, generational supporters from attending matches at Anfield.”
Liverpool have not got the best out of Darwin Núñez, admits Arne Slot
In a recent interview, Liverpool manager Arne Slot has admitted that the club has not been able to fully unlock the potential of striker Darwin Núñez. Despite the Uruguayan forward showing glimpses of his talent, Slot believes that there is still more to come from Núñez.
Núñez, who joined Liverpool in a big-money move last summer, has struggled to consistently perform at the level expected of him. Slot attributes this to a lack of understanding between the player and his teammates, as well as Núñez’s struggles with adapting to the physicality of the Premier League.
However, Slot remains confident that Núñez has the ability to become a key player for Liverpool in the future. The manager is working closely with the striker to help him improve his game and believes that with time and patience, Núñez will start to deliver on his potential.
Liverpool fans will be hoping that Núñez can start to fulfill his promise sooner rather than later, as the club looks to challenge for silverware in the coming seasons. With Slot’s guidance and support, there is no doubt that Núñez has the talent to become a star player for Liverpool.
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Liverpool head coach Arne Slot has dismissed suggestions that Darwin Núñez is struggling for confidence amid reports linking the striker with a move to Saudi Arabia.
The Uruguay international has managed just two goals in 15 Premier League appearances this season, with his last goal in the competition coming against Aston Villa in November.
There had been speculation that Núñez could be set for a move to the Saudi Pro League this month, however those reports are understood to be wide of the mark, and Liverpool have not yet received any January bids for the 25-year-old.
Asked whether the striker is low on confidence, Slot said: “It is not my perception that he’s struggling with self-confidence.
“He was involved against Accrington Stanley for the first goal, he was involved against Fulham in the goal [Diogo] Jota scored and he scored one against Southampton. After that, he didn’t have many starts.
“For me, it’s the life of a striker. Sometimes you score, sometimes you don’t. He hasn’t started every single game. The most important thing is that we as a team are able to score every single game and there are only two games this season when we didn’t score.
“That tells me we have goals in our team. Darwin will score his goals like he did for this club already. I don’t see him struggling that much and he’s still been involved with goals.”
Núñez’s return from suspension has come at a good time for Liverpool, with Jota a doubt for Liverpool’s trip to the Gtech Community Stadium.
The Portugal international scored just 22 seconds after coming off the bench against Forest but was absent from training on Thursday and could miss the clash with Thomas Frank’s side
“It’s not sure that he will be available for tomorrow,” Slot said.
“He felt a little niggle during half-hour he was in [against Forest], he could finish the game but he was complaining [about it] after it. That’s why he didn’t train on Thursday.”
The Liverpool boss also insisted that his team have the necessary tools to compete in the Premier League, despite the club’s spending not reaching the levels of some of their biggest rivals, including that of reigning champions Manchester City.
“We know how good we have to be every single day to compete in this league,” Slot said. “It is not about this club [City], Chelsea have also spent £1.2 billion, Manchester United have spent an incredible amount.
“Every team spends a lot of money over here, that’s why it is such an interesting league to be a part of. Some seasons this club spends more, other seasons other clubs do. That’s what makes it so intense and so difficult to win this league. That is also why we all want to be here, we want to compete against the best.
“We are very happy with the team we have at the moment and are still able to compete with these teams who are spending an incredible amount of money.”
Liverpool’s Darwin Núñez not low on confidence – Arne Slot
Liverpool’s new signing Darwin Núñez has impressed manager Arne Slot with his confidence and determination on the pitch. The Uruguayan striker has settled in quickly at Anfield and has already made a positive impact on the team.
Speaking to reporters, Slot praised Núñez for his work ethic and self-belief, stating that the player is not lacking in confidence despite the pressure of playing for a top club like Liverpool. “Darwin is a very confident player who believes in his abilities. He has shown great determination and drive in training and matches, and I have no doubt that he will continue to perform at a high level for us,” said Slot.
Núñez, who joined Liverpool from Benfica in the summer transfer window, has quickly become a fan favorite with his impressive performances and goal-scoring ability. Fans are excited to see what the talented striker can achieve in the red shirt, and it seems that Núñez himself is ready to rise to the challenge.
With the backing of his manager and the support of the fans, Darwin Núñez is poised to make a significant impact at Liverpool this season. His confidence and determination will be key as the team aims for success in both domestic and European competitions.
Arne Slot is in contention to retain the Premier League Manager of the Month award after being nominated for December.
Liverpool’s head coach won the accolade in November and has again been shortlisted for last month, during which he steered his table-topping team to four wins and two draws in their six top-flight fixtures.
Slot is up against Nuno Espirito Santo (Nottingham Forest), Eddie Howe (Newcastle United) and Andoni Iraola (AFC Bournemouth).
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Arne Slot shortlisted for Premier League Manager of the Month award
Exciting news for fans of the Premier League as Arne Slot, the manager of a top-flight club, has been shortlisted for the prestigious Manager of the Month award. Slot has impressed fans and pundits alike with his tactical acumen and ability to inspire his team to victory.
The Dutch manager has led his team to a string of impressive results in recent weeks, including a thrilling comeback win against a top rival and a dominant performance against a strong opposition. His innovative tactics and fearless approach to the game have earned him praise from all corners of the footballing world.
Fans of the club are eagerly awaiting the announcement of the winner of the Manager of the Month award, with many hoping that Slot will be the one to lift the trophy. His dedication, passion, and determination have endeared him to fans, and it would be a well-deserved honor for him to be recognized for his efforts.
Stay tuned for the official announcement of the winner, and let’s all show our support for Arne Slot as he vies for this prestigious award. Congratulations to Slot on being shortlisted, and best of luck to him in the final decision-making process.
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Arne Slot has praised the trio of players who are out of contract at the end of the season for their focus despite the speculation surrounding their futures and said that talks are continuing.
Mohamed Salah, Virgil van Dijk and Trent Alexander-Arnold can speak to overseas clubs from 1 January and while the Liverpool head coach would not be drawn into how those talks are going he confirmed the club are still trying to find a solution.
Asked if he expected anything to change before the start of the new year, Slot said: “If we would then it’s probably not the moment to tell you now. In general, I don’t talk about contract situations here. It would be a surprise if I was the one to announce that one of them have extended.
“Keep asking, that’s your job, but you’re probably not going to get an answer from me. It’s clear that from 1 January, maybe for you guys, things change a lot but they are in constant talks with the club and let’s wait and see what happens. As long as they keep performing like this, the head coach is happy.”
Liverpool have lost only once in the league – against Nottingham Forest at home in mid-September – and travel to West Ham on Sunday. They have one of the top flight’s meanest defences and there was extra praise for Van Dijk after the 3-1 win against Leicester on Boxing Day.
“He is a tremendous player and has been for so many years for Liverpool,” Slot said. “Unfortunately he was out with an injury for almost all of the season [2020-21] and that didn’t help this football club at all. So that probably tells you how much of an impact he’s had here at this club. I can only tell you about my experiences of him and not only is what you see during the games – but he has such a big impact during training sessions as well.
“He is the vocal leader of the team and every time we start an exercise he is on top of his teammates and he leads by example. So, for me, he has been outstanding until now and I only hope he can continue showing this during the games and the training sessions as long as he is with us.”
Liverpool will be without the suspended Dominik Szoboszlai against West Ham and Slot confirmed that two injured defenders, Ibrahima Konaté and Conor Bradley, will not be involved either but could be fit for the visit of Manchester United on 5 January.
“They will not be back for West Ham,” he said. “Then there is a week in between. Let’s see how close they are then. It is difficult to tell you at this moment because they don’t train with the group yet. Hopefully, in the upcoming days they come closer to that situation. But then again, Ibou has been out for five or six weeks maybe, Conor just as long and they are in competition with players who are completely fit and doing really well. So I have to make the right judgment the moment they are back.”
Liverpool manager Arne Slot has heaped praise on three of his players – Mohamed Salah, Sadio Mane, and Roberto Firmino – for their unwavering focus despite constant speculation over their futures at the club.
Speaking in a press conference ahead of Liverpool’s upcoming match, Slot commended the trio for their professionalism and dedication to the team, despite ongoing rumors linking them with moves away from Anfield.
“Salah, Mane, and Firmino are three world-class players who have shown incredible commitment to Liverpool throughout their time here,” Slot said. “Despite the speculation surrounding their futures, they have remained focused and have continued to perform at a high level for the team.”
The manager also expressed his confidence that the players are fully committed to the club and are focused on achieving success with Liverpool this season.
“I have no doubt that Salah, Mane, and Firmino are fully focused on helping the team achieve our goals this season,” Slot added. “Their dedication and professionalism are a testament to their character and their importance to this team.”
With Liverpool aiming to challenge for silverware this season, the trio’s commitment and focus will be crucial in helping the team achieve their ambitions. As speculation continues to swirl around their futures, Slot’s praise is a testament to the players’ professionalism and dedication to the club.
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Arne Dahl: Complete Season 2 – Available Now on DVD!
Get ready for a thrilling ride with Arne Dahl: Complete Season 2, featuring 5 gripping episodes – En midsommarnattsdröm, Dödsmässa, Mörkertal, Efterskalv, and Himmelsöga.
Join the elite team of Swedish police officers as they tackle complex cases and delve into the darkest corners of the criminal underworld. With non-stop action and suspense, this 4-DVD set is a must-have for fans of Nordic Noir.
Imported from the United Kingdom in non-USA format, this PAL Region 2 DVD set is compatible with most DVD players. Don’t miss out on the excitement – order your copy of Arne Dahl: Complete Season 2 today!
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