Slots can boldly axe “special” Liverpool star, he is the new James Milner

Arne Slot barely rode on Jurgen Klopp’s deputy ship, but Dutch tacticians have made the use of his predecessor’s rallies.

That’s why the upcoming transfer window is so important. Liverpool need to address their lingering contract issues while aiming for this summer to keep the right players teamed.

Liverpool is a favorite to win the Premier League, and the midfield engine drives the effort. The slot machine has never been willing to chop it up, but his formula is treated in this regard.

Liverpool’s transformational reconstruction

It was May 2023, and Liverpool stared at the barrel of the gun. Anfield failed to compete in the Champions League for the first time in the entire season under Klopp’s management.

Winning the curtain shooting match in the 2022/23 season – beating Manchester City in the Community Shield – won the grand delusion.

However, this false dawn is the product of hesitation and lack of transfer investment. Liverpool’s midfielder was tired and surpassed their sales dates. Jordan Henderson and Fabinho and their company were actually called “bad” by expert Jamie Carragher, an embarrassing failure of the embarrassing Nottingham Forest.

James Milner, Naby Keita and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain are nearing the end of the contract, expected to eventually leave and usher in a new set of talents to reshape the central fold.

But the approach of the Saudi Pro League of Fabinho and Liverpool captain Fabinho is unforeseen, prompting a more dramatic reconstruction, seeing Alexis Mac Allister, Dominik Szoboszlai, Ryan Gravenberch and Wataru Endo.

All four midfielders have played a major role since joining, each of which has been upgraded in the slot’s system. However, Endo brings a freeze-blocking option from Stuttgart for only £16m.

Now playing for Merseyside Club 69 times, Endo paid what he deserved and then paid some, despite his ongoing presence in the team at risk of seeing him become the club’s next Milner, a modern legend, but maybe alone for a long time.

Liverpool’s new James Milner

The argument for sale Endo is strong this summer. Indeed, the Japanese international team has not started a game in the Premier League this season, nor is it 32 years younger.

However, he has achieved a lofty position in the Liverpool circle as he has had his hardships in recent months, with the most important cameo being late.

According to FBREF, he has finished in the top 14% of the top five European leagues in the past year, gaining the top five in tackles, the top 15% of tackles and the top 16% of every 90 clearances, underscoring that.

He may be a very dedicated part of the team and has valuable defensive options, but Endo has played the equivalent of a football match in the Premier League and we have reached the penultimate month of the campaign.

In addition, the German Sky has reported that Eintracht Frankfurt has questioned the £50,000 per week midfielder before the summer window and Liverpool has confirmed his departure is possible.

Klopp is indeed likely to be the next Milner compared to “one of the biggest legends of my time” because he is able to get into the game and close the game in the late stages.

Milner joined Liverpool for free transfer from Manchester City at the age of 29 and went on to play 332 times for the Merseysiders – more than any other club – as one of the more bland members of Anfield’s modern dynasty, but equally important.

The former England international, 37, set off in 2023, found a new home on the South Coast with Brighton and Brighton & Hove Albion, but the timing was right.

In fact, Liverpool could have been more quickly connected to veterans, and he was largely part of the slump in 2022/23, which was struggling and tired after years of unremitting efforts in Klopp’s system.

Now, because of Endo’s “special” trait, it’s much younger than Milner left Liverpool, but there’s no doubt about the British’s huge fitness level, his ability to keep pace with his youngsters is incredible.

However, signs of his return were clear in the final game. According to Sofascore, he completed 81% of his passes, won 48% of his duels, averaging 0.4 key passes and 0.8 tackles per game.

Instead, with the 2018/19 season: Milner scored 75% of the dribble, won 56% of the game, averaged 1.4 key passes and tackles per game, and scored 9 goals in the game.

Milner is still playing in the Premier League, but it can be said that Liverpool could have benefited from making a midfield rebuilding behavior faster before Klopp left – despite the title debut, everything is well.

FSG’s Liverpool Sports Director Richard Hughes will take a long and hard work to consider some changes in the midfield this summer. This is not a priority area this summer, but it is certainly worth considering as past mistakes highlighted no more ambitious mistakes in the transfer market.

When Endo leaves, a new, young, fresh new option can be welcomed to offer competition to Gravenberch, which has looked friendly in recent weeks. Of course, time will tell.