The talent saved by Klopp that Nagelsmann and Tuchel didn’t see

This season has not been a fluke Liverpool. This is the last one Jurgen Kloppa true legend of Anfield, is on the bench and it will end a fantastic season full of success.

At the start of the season, it looked like the Reds couldn’t get back on their feet and hold on to the Premier League this year, but with the German you never know. After the halfway point of the season Liverpool He is the leader of a very tight Premier League and just won the EFL Cup against Chelsea in a final where the team was ravaged by casualties and players had to be brought in from the quarry.

This fact, the absences, caused players who were expected to have a more secondary role to take a serious step forward. In this way, and thanks to his good player management, Klopp, who gambled 40 million last summer to bring in Ryan Gravenberchhas recovered a decisive version of the Dutchman, a talent that seriously shines in Ajax being a teenager and only 21 years old.

The casualties of Thiago, Szoboszlai and Bajceticas well as Endo’s appearance in the Asia Cup, opened the spectrum for Gravenberch not suspected after his arrival, which raised some suspicions since he spent two years in Bayern Munichwhere it doesn’t matter Julian Nagelsmann first and for Thomas Tuchel after. This season, however, the Dutchman has played 32 games and many of them as a starter recently, so progress is more than evident and his presence in the Netherlands at this summer’s Euro Cup is being talked about as a fact that plays an important role.

Klopp was rediscovered Gravenberch, placed by many as a midfielder but, as an interior, exploits all his virtues of power and verticality. A sort of ‘box to box’ medium of those who seem born to play in the Premier League and leave their own mark every day. Now, after his injury against Chelsea in the final, we have to see how Liverpool take his loss and adapt. Of course, it won’t be easy.