Liverpool's 2025-26 season under Arne Slot has been a year of transition — not uniformly excellent, but containing moments that suggest the future is bright. Here are five that will stand out. 1. Ekitike's debut goal: the striker's first goal at Anfield — a precise finish from the edge of the area that announced his arrival not as a project but as a genuine match-winner — gave Liverpool's attack a new dimension from the first month. 2. The Galatasaray European demolition: the performance that showed Liverpool's pressing at its most devastating. Four goals. Complete control. The scoreline flattered the opponents. 3. Salah's 300th goal for the club: when and wherever it came, the milestone was a reminder of the extraordinary contribution of a player who continues to deliver regardless of what is happening around him off the pitch. 4. Gravenberch's goal against Arsenal: the Dutch midfielder's individual performance in that fixture — covering ground defensively, controlling tempo offensively, then scoring with composure — was the moment that confirmed his development under Slot. 5. Anfield's first full-capacity night with the new stand: the atmosphere, the noise, the collective energy — a reminder that Liverpool's home advantage, when all 61,000 are present and invested, remains one of the most powerful forces in football. 📅 Sat 11 Apr, 08:30 UTC | Anfield 🏆 GW30 | Liverpool's Best Moments