If FSG signs Wirtz, Liverpool ‘machine’ will complete

Liverpool easily transitioned from one era to another with a clever championship. Now, they are defending and have been appointed Arne Slot, who became the manager of the Premier League champions last month. In his first year.

Few people see it coming. Maybe there is no other than some optimistic red supporters around Merseyside and beyond. When Jurgen Klopp packed his luggage and left last summer, Feyenoord’s boss caught Xabi Alonso from Bayer Leverkusen in the case of FSG’s sentenced to pointless Xabi Alonso (now Real Madrid).

There are many doubts on the head. Of course, some Liverpool supporters could have kept, but the rest of the Premier League is that the Dutch is a frozen chasm, a temporary, temporary responsible for absorbing lead rain, which will inevitably strike Anfield after the iconic, irreplaceable numbers set off.

But then, the slots didn’t really replace Klopp. The management position has disappeared and is now archived. Instead, the head coach has a more concentrated role, and his methods of committing crimes tend to be tactics and first-team approaches.

Transfers, not a lot. Of course, he still has important statements, but he reports to Richard Hughes, the head of the charge, but in turn, to Michael Edwards, the football overlord of FSG.

However, this is a hierarchy with a promise of success. Liverpool have been sticking with big moves over the past year, but the current interest in Florian Wirtz is real, OK, and their desire to bring him to Merseyside is consistent.

Why Liverpool Want to Sign Wirtz

Last week, Manchester City withdrew from consideration. They admire Wirtz very much and need his profile type as Kevin de Bruyne will play his last game for the club this weekend, but thinks the whole package is too expensive.

This is not the case for Liverpool, they know Bayern Munich thinks they are in the driver’s seat but are working to ensure a deal is reached. With Trent Alexander-Arnold leaving Real Madrid, slot machines need a new creative core and a green look at Wirtz’s forward-looking transfer.

Bayer Leverkusen feels he has the talent of a generation and is seeking a staggering 150 million euros (£126 million) release, even though he is approaching the penultimate year of his contract.

The 22-year-old was crowned the Bundesliga player this season after leading Leverkusen to their debut top title. Xabi Alonso also canceled DFB-Pokal, completing these two domestic feats without the flaws of failure.

It’s easy to see why the German organizer is such a hot commodity: According to FBREF, he has taken the top 6% of the top five goals in the top five leagues of Europe this season, accounting for the top five goals contributions, creating action and progressive cards to create shooting, and the top 4% of the top 90 goals successfully took over.

Wirtz’s talent level crosses the roof, but he also combines his abilities, skills and fixed baselines to keep him playing as he begins his career. As shown below, consistency is key.

Anfield’s data analysts may have spent a live day when they realize they have reached a deal. However, if FSG prevails, some reshuffle is required.

In other words, beloved talent will be sold this summer.

Wirtz to end star Liverpool career

As Liverpool prepares to play in the Prevention Championship, the slot machine will know that his team will no longer wear the weaker cloak. Now, the expectations of the observer will increase.

With the likes of Arsenal, Manchester City and foreign rivals strengthening, Liverpool’s eagerness to add Wirtz to the ranks makes sense, even if it will ruin the bank. That’s why Harvey Elliott needs to be sold.

Elliott, 22, has been around for some time, Fulham, a 16-year-old who moved to Merseyside and joined his childhood club. Since his arrival, the creative midfielder has played 145 times for the men’s team, scoring 15 goals and providing 20 assists.

His fatal flaw is not his technical quality, but his athletic ability. Elliott didn’t win enough duels, nor did he move enough in the center of the park to convince slot machines to start the role regularly in this high-altitude Liverpool team.

Unfortunately, because Elliott is a “machine” in terms of output, according to Liverpool writer Sam McGuire, the total number of goals and assists this season is 90 (FBREF), ranking in the top 2% of the season.

But Slot simply didn’t give up-and-comers to the rising star in the game time he wanted or deserved, with Elliott only earning his second Premier League start of the season last weekend with a defeat at Brighton & Hove Albion. Of course, he scored a goal and assisted.

He is willing to leave now, unlocking a door he certainly doesn’t want to step on, but is used to the cold reality that slot machines won’t develop time during this time required in this formation phase of his career.

According to football insiders, Nottingham Forest hopes to replace Morgan Gibbs-white with England U21 International, while Newcastle United and Wolf Hampton Wanderers have also placed interest. The Red Army hopes that he will leave about £50 million.

Liverpool will undoubtedly lose one of its players, a player with a higher potential than most other players. Klopp did say that one of his biggest regrets during his outstanding Anfield tenure was not doing more to this pretty little player.

But time has changed. Liverpool is once again the Premier League champion and needs to defend its trophy.

Wirtz is exactly the type of statement they need to make, and despite the contrast of Dominik Szoboszlai, the relentless style represents a significant role for the next few years, it is hard to object to Wirtz’s upgrade on Elliott, who can provide decent funds to help invest this summer.

All the persuasiveness of Liverpool would be hard to see Elliott go, but perhaps a little moved, waving goodbye like proud parents as their eldest son was alone for the first time.

If the slot machine can’t provide a young midfielder with a game time that he needs to develop his skills adequately, cashing out at a considerable fee would be a good move.

Replacing him with Wirtz will reduce the blow-only one.