4/5#4 Liverpool
Liverpool have looked encouraging and promising after the entry of Klopp
In the wake of seeing past manager Brendan Rodgers being axed and appropriately been supplanted by the highly achieved German gaffer Jurgen Klopp who has introduced a new logic, Liverpool has really had a blended season in this way. From being not able score goals by any stretch of the imagination, the Reds have turned their fortunes around by showing enlivened exhibitions in a steady progression, the latest one being the great 4-1 drubbing of Manchester City at the Etihad Stadium.
Klopp has succeeded in making an imprint for himself in the Premier League with his playing style of steady squeezing by all the outfield players. Because of this particularly they get themselves gradually tearing once more into the top portion of the English Premier League at a respectable ninth spot, with 20 points from 13 matches.
Anfield has again turned into the resonating cauldron of commotion that it once was, as James Milner and organization endeavor nonstop, to exemplify the ‘heavy metal' style of football that Klopp used to visualize, back in his guiding days at Borussia Dortmund. With captain Jordan Henderson and star striker Daniel Sturridge injured, the Scousers have had players like Philippe Coutinho, Jordan Ibe and Christian Benteke acting the hero.
Consequently it is obvious that the club is anticipately marking a couple of players in the coming January transfer window. The club does not have a great deal of backup players in the squad for a few positions. Klopp himself has communicated his craving to sign another goalkeeper. The middle midfield and attacking midfield likewise need fortifying, as the majority of the weight falls definitely on Emre Can and Coutinho.
A few names in the reputed rundown of arrivers are Isco from Real Madrid, Ilkay Gundogan and Marco Reus from Dortmund and Manuel Lanzini from West Ham United. It is confirmed that that Liverpool will be anxiously watching the winter window.
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