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Working on problems preventing people from living their best lives. Current: Cofounder/CEO, STAT Health. Former: Bose, Hush. Forbes 30 Under 30

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Liverpool may move for Premier League defender Original

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By Daniel Lee
| The Anfield Index Podcast
Liverpool’s summer planning continues across several positions, and the name of Djed Spence has resurfaced after an impressive World Cup that has sharpened attention on his future. As reported by Liverpool.com, the England international is now the subject of movement elsewhere in the market, with Inter Milan preparing talks over a possible deal. Spence, 25, has entered this window with growing visibility.
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Liverpool are interested in Premier League Barcola alternative Original

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By Daniel Lee
| The Anfield Index Podcast
Liverpool have a problem. Not a crisis, not a meltdown, just a problem. Time is moving and business still needs doing. Speaking on Anfield Index, Dave Davis set the tone clearly: “stuff needs to get happening and stuff needs to get happening soon”. That is the nub of it. There is noise around the market, there are arguments among supporters, and there are still major decisions to make before the window closes. Davis put it simply: “the window closes on the 1 of September. There is a lot to do.
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Report: Premier League rivals moving for Liverpool midfielder target Original

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By Daniel Lee
| The Anfield Index Podcast
Ayyoub Bouaddi has become one of the defining young names of this summer market, and the central question now is whether Lille can hold their position for another year. Credit to L’Equipe, in French, for first outlining the strength of Lille’s stance and the scale of the interest forming around the 18-year-old midfielder. There is a growing sense across the game that Bouaddi has moved beyond the category of promising academy graduate and into the bracket of elite European talent.
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