Liverpool star just needs two victories to win the World Cup, Liverpol fans rooting for him

Without a doubt, Dejan Lovren will be remembered as one of Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool team's oddest players, the Croat's stint on Merseyside was anything but mundane, from inking his first Reds deal in July 2014 to participating in the required Melwood lean to leaving the club six years later, however, the defender will arrive

To Lusail Iconic Stadium on Tuesday evening prepared to face off against Lionel Messi, Julian Alvarez, and Enzo Fernandez as the Vatreni attempt to advance to their second straight World Cup final, The Zenit St. Petersburg defender is seeking retribution after going through heartbreak at the 2018 final, where a certain

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Kylian Mbappe made his mark on the world stage by becoming the youngest player to score in a World Cup final since Pele. Mbappe, who was 18 at the time, scored in France's 4-2 rout of Croatia, launching himself onto the international stage, the 33-year-old has evolved a mentality of beating the odds during both his 

Life and 16 year professional career in the game, even though it is unlikely that Lovren and his teammates will line up in the championship final on Sunday night at the Lusail Stadium in Qatar, Lovren was born in the Bosnian city of Zenica, but at the age of three, his parents, Sasa and Silva, were forced to leave the country because 

<strong>It&#39;s only normal to want to know more</strong>

They were trying to find asylum in Germany during the 1992–1995 Bosnian War naturally, I've spoken to my parents about what occurred a few times because it's only normal to want to know more. However, every time I ask my mother, she breaks down in tears "Lovren described his upbringing in an interview from 2016. "It is difficult for her.