During a heated exchange on a talk show, rapper Martin Skrtel faces off against the former Liverpool defender. When Martin Skrtel was on a talk show in his home country, he didn't hesitate to take on a friendly "challenge." After eight years at Anfield, the former Reds center-back left in 2016. He played 320 games for Liverpool and was under four different managers, including Jurgen Klopp, Sir Kenny Dalglish, Rafa Benitez, and Roy Hodgson.

Martin Skrtel turns 38 this year on 15th December. Many would have forgotten that during the eight and half seasons he spent in Liverpool he had played under the captain Jurgen Klopp. This would come up after an x-rated message surfaced from Skrtel’s account on Klopp’s account. Martin, a Slovakian footballer, has served Liverpool for a long time. He joined the club on this very day, back in 2008, for a sum of £6.5m. He made eighteen appearances in total after which he left the Reds to join Fenerbahce in 2016.

Will Liverpool beat out the likes of Real Madrid, Chelsea, Manchester City, and plenty more of Europe’s top outfits to Jude Bellingham’s signature? A chorus of “no!” has been the response from rival fans, a handful of commentators and even those within the Reds’ fanbase. LiverpoolOne report claimed Jude Bellingham has already prioritised a switch to Real Madrid – this has since been disputed.

Liverpool legend Martin Skrtel will make his debut for Liverpool FC Legends when they meet Manchester United at Anfield next month. The former Reds defender, who called time on his professional career earlier this year, is the latest signing for the team for the forthcoming second leg of the Legends of the North contest. After a 3-1 victory at Old Trafford in May, LFC Legends host their rivals in a 3pm BST kick-off at Anfield on Saturday September 24.

Liverpool will look to kick-start the 2022/23 season strongly when they lock horns with Fulham at Craven Cottage in Saturday’s lunch-time kick-off. But Jurgen Klopp has several roster issues hampering his preparations ahead of his team’s season opener. Seven first-team players will be missing for Liverpool against Fulham, with Ibrahima Konate (knee) and Diogo Jota (thigh) the major absentees. In addition, Kostas Tsimikas (knock), Naby Keita (illness), Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain (hamstring), Curtis Jones (calf), and Caoimhin Kelleher also miss out.

Martin Skrtel believes Steven Gerrard will be the manager to succeed Jurgen Klopp at Liverpool In an interview with The Times, former Reds defender Martin Skrtel believes Steven Gerrard is the right man to succeed Jurgen Klopp at Liverpool when the German manager leaves the club. Gerrard represented the Merseyside club 709 times in his 17 years at the club as a player. Playing for his boyhood club, the 42-year-old captained the side to a memorable Champions League trophy. Skrtel believes the former midfielder is the right man for the job if and when the Reds and Klopp decide to part ways. Hopefully, that will not be anytime soon.

Slovakia international defender Martin Skrtel has retired from football due to health reasons. The former Liverpool, Fenerbahce and Istanbul Basaksehirstar announced his decision to retire from football at a press conference. The centre back spent 21 years as a professional footballer.

Turkish Super League giants Fenerbahcesigned Slovakian defender Martin Skrtel from Liverpool in a £5m deal. His transfer from the Reds was officially confirmed on July 14, 2016. Martin Skrtel had spent almost a decade at Liverpool before signing for Fenerbahce.

Looks, tattoos and defensive abilities have grown day-by-day for Martin Skrtel, after his arrival from Zenit Saint Petersburg in the winter of 2008. Looking back into the pages of history a little bit, Skrtelai??i??s carrier kicked off at native club FK AS Trencin where he notched up 45 games as he grew from being 17 to 20 years old.

Martin Skrtel signed for Spartak Trnava in his native Slovakia in August 2021following his decision to return to play club football in his home country. The experienced centre back returned to Slovakia after almost two decades playing club football in other countries. Martin Skrtel returned to the Slovakian league 17 years after his exit.