‘s preferred starting XI for the upcoming season may vary slightly as a result of Liverpool nearing their third significant acquisition of the summer transfer window.
Liverpool’s business is not likely to end there. Nevertheless, with a few weeks left in the transfer market and Klopp finally filling a significant hole in his team, Liverpool may now field a very strong starting XI:
Alisson Becker, the Reds’ dependable number one goalkeeper, will start in net. The Brazilian has recently been connected to a move to Saudi Arabia, but Liverpool are standing solid on their decision. He has consistently excelled during his time at Anfield and has established himself as one of the most reliable goalies in all of football.
In other areas, Klopp’s preferred back four is also fairly well assembled. Some of the Premier League’s most effective fullbacks, Trent Alexander-Arnold and Andrew Robertson, will undoubtedly be positioned on either flank.
Ibrahima Konate, who defeated Joel Matip in the competition, will team up with captain Virgil van Dijk, whose addition from Southampton has completely changed the team. Moving into midfield becomes a little bit more difficult.
With the Reds having expressed interest in moves for Moises Caicedo and Romeo Lavia, Klopp seems to have a plethora of new alternatives at his disposal. However, both of the pair have declined moves to Anfield in favor of moves to Chelsea, the pair’s opening-day rivals.
They both started the 1-1 draw between Liverpool and Chelsea last Saturday, therefore Klopp is likely to consider them for the remainder of the season. At the base of the midfield, Endo, who is about to complete a transfer from Bundesliga club Stuttgart, will join them.
A number of Liverpool’s quality attackers will be looking for opportunities, and Mac Allister and Szoboszlai will both be attempting to do that. After overcome his injury troubles, Luis Diaz will look to play a significant role this season after scoring against Chelsea on the opening weekend.
Since joining Klopp’s team from Wolves, Diogo Jota has earned Klopp’s trust and is more than qualified to play the central attacking position this year. Mohamed Salah has consistently been among the
They both began last Saturday’s 1-1 draw between Liverpool and Chelsea, so Klopp is probably going to give them some thought moving forward. Endo, who is poised to finalize a transfer from Bundesliga club Stuttgart, will join them at the base of the midfield.
Mac Allister and Szoboszlai will both be seeking to find opportunities for Liverpool’s talented attackers, who will be looking for them. Luis Diaz, who scored against Chelsea on the opening weekend, will want to have a big season after overcoming his injury issues.
has gained Klopp’s trust since joining his team after leaving Wolves and is more than capable of playing the central attacking position this season. One of the top players, Mohamed Salah, has repeatedly
