It looks like Dejan Lovren might be sharing Liverpool's player-of-the-month prize
The Croatian has been voted by pesky Reds as their player of the month alongside Mohamed Salah
Lovren infamously lasted only 31 minutes in Liverpool's 4-1 trouncing at Tottenham, and was dropped for the Reds' 3-0 win over Huddersfield last weekend.
He was at fault for two of Spurs' goals at Wembley on October 22, and earlier this week spoke out after receiving a death threat on Instagram.
But after a rough few days for the former Southampton defender, his week seems to be improving.
The 28-year-old won 33 per cent of the fan votes for October's player of the month award, level with Egyptian dynamo Salah.
Oh, internet. Good luck announcing this one, Liverpool...
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