He Liverpool It was towards the end of the season that was supposed to be glorious but after the last three weeks everything seemed to fall apart. Not forgetting that the reds won the Carabao Cup against Chelsea in an epic final, the truth is that everything starts to fall from March 17, to semi-finals of the FA Cup in between Manchester United and Liverpool, where the Red Devils eliminated the Reds 4-3. The one in Jurgen Klopp They went into the national team break with a bitter taste and despite the fact that on their return they achieved two victories in the Premier, that defeat showed that there was something wrong with the Anfield team.
After those two victories came the fateful April 7. Again Old Trafford with Man United and Liverpool as the protagonists but this time Premier League. The Reds had an advantage on the scoreboard and let themselves come back, until at the end, with a goal from Salah, they tied the score. to Klopp two important points are left out and they served to lead Arsenal and Manchester City, because they no longer depended on themselves. From there it will come a month to forget. 0-3 home defeat against Atalanta in the quarterfinals of European League, defeat at home against Crystal Palace also in the league and the official elimination against the Italians with victory but not showing the slightest sign of recovery. A victory was achieved against Fulham but it was only a mirage, as this past weekend Liverpool fell again against Everton to the Toffees’ first victory at Goodison Park in 14 years. In one month, Liverpool have been left without the FA Cup, without the Europa League and probably without the Premier League.. A very difficult end for the Reds and for Klopp to say goodbye to a season that has been generally very good.
At Anfield we are working hard to ensure that farewell by Jürgen Klopp be as pain free as possible. In March the return of Michael Edwards at the club, formerly sports director, but now in the role of CEO of football. He came along Richard Hughes for the tasks of the sporting director and in the future, the difficult mission of ensuring that the future of the club is not a journey in the desert as it was at Man United with the farewell of Sir Alex Ferguson or Arsenal after the departure of Arsene Wenger. Everyday, Arne SlottDutch coach of Feyenoord, is the best position and in fact, Slot himself explained to ESPN that “I want to be the new manager of Liverpool, my decision is clear. The two clubs are negotiating and seeing what comes out. “I am confident and waiting for the agreement.” The Reds could pay a financial compensation to the Tulip club to acquire the services of their coach.
Waiting to confirm whether Arne Slot will be Klopp’s successor at Anfield or not, David Ornstein explained to The Athletic whether or not there will be a revolution at Liverpool after this season and whether, for example, they are considering a sale with Darwin Núñez: “I highly doubt that Darwin will leave, whatever you think of his form in recent times, he has proven to be a great player for club and country. He is still young, Liverpool will not have any benefit from his sale now, in my opinion, he has the clear potential to build a successful career at Anfield.
Ornstein explained that “now, if suitable offers come in for almost any player, it’s natural for Edwards, Hughes and anyone else in their positions – and at the management and ownership levels – to consider those it. But that does not mean that it is accepted and “There are no signs that a dramatic revolution is coming for Liverpool… rather a wise and necessary evolution.”. So there seems to be no revolution in the next market.
On the other hand, there are three cases of pillar players at the club who will end their contract in 2025. Virgil Van Dijk (32 years old), Trent Alexander-Arnold (25 years old) and Mohamed Salah (31 years old). “It will be a priority. Naturally, there will be some changes, some departures and arrivals. But from what we know about Edwards, he tends to favor relatively subtle but important changes to ensure that the team will improve and remain competitive,” added Ornstein. We must remember that last summer, Mo Salah has been the object of desire of Saudi Arabia’s Al-Ittihadalthough ultimately that offer of about 175 million euros with variables.
“Naturally, with the arrival of a new coach, there will be adjustments, but Liverpool already have a strong core, many promising young players and some experienced professionals who still have a lot left to give. I think they are better prepared to manage this transition than United after Ferguson and Arsenal after Wenger. of course, Edwards and Hughes will be there to deliver, and they won’t be afraid to make tough, bold and perhaps unpopular decisions, but I don’t think they’ll be particularly violent.”
Less than a month left for the season to end and produce fruit Jürgen Klopp’s painful departure from Liverpoolthe red club has to face its farewell, to get used to a new coach and decisions to be made in the summer which, despite not being a revolution, They will be a new starting point for the Anfield club.
Source: La Verdad
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