Credit cannot be done within the Liverpooler squad Premier League title Triumph.
Mohamed Salah was the club’s talisman throughout the season and was supported by a talented group of brothers, but there are honest, who have relatively low impact on Liverpool’s success during Arne Slot’s debut campaign.
Whether due to injuries or lack of possibilities, some of the peripheral numbers of the club have tried to impress, and there is a risk that the red will prepare to strengthen their ranks this summer.
In this sense, there are seven Liverpool players who could be sold this summer.
Caoimhin Kelleher was more than expected this season. The Irish national player was used without further ado instead of the Alisson, which is prone to injury and managed 20 appearances in all competitions – including an excursion in the last defeat of Carabao Cup against Newcastle United.
Kelleher generally deactivated -although only a few can replace Alisson’s brilliance -but the 26 -year -old was tipped over to an exit in the last transfer windows after being frustrated with a lack of minutes.
Giorgi Mamardashvili, who signed Liverpool last summer and then lent back to Valencia, will join the red at the end of the current campaign, and the Georgia International will drive Kelleher below in the chopping order. The graduate of the academy was finally able to earn a status of the first election this summer.
As much as Liverpool would like to keep Trent Alexander-Arnold for the rest of his career in the club, the scouser seems to be intended to join Real Madrid for a free transfer.
Slot will be extremely difficult to replace the creativity and distribution of the right -back, whereby the defense unit may have to balance after its increasingly inevitable departure. The young Conor Bradley is already in standby company to fill his shoes, or Liverpool could immerse themselves in the market for reinforcements.
Unfortunately, the reds have to continue from their No. 66 in the near future.
The only area of the Liverpool squad that was below average was the left -back. The decline of Andy Robertson was alarming and slot rarely trusted Kostas Tsimikas to take up his place in the starting line -up. The latter can be sacrificed for new blood before the start of the next season.
The Greece international has been in Liverpool for five years and was a competent deputy in rare cases in which Robertson was missing. However, the 28-year-old is not a completely trustworthy option and his defensive defects were repeatedly exposed.
Liverpool will surely try to regain some of the 11.75 million GBP, which they spent on Tsimikas in 2020 in 2020, and upgrade the department for the left -back this summer.
Wataru Endo received cultural status in Anfield during Jürgen Klopp’s last season and played a surprisingly outstanding role based on the midfield of Liverpool. However, the Japan national player was almost exclusively limited to the function of the replacement executor.
Endo was used in the Cup competitions and in the final phases of games, in which Liverpool has to protect a close lead, with Ryan Gravenberch’s remarkable transformation canceled the former Stuttgart man.
Liverpool is expected to be launched this summer for an Orthodox defensive midfielder, and that could mean the end for the 32-year-old Endo.
The Trust Klopp, which was regularly placed in Elliott, was not shared by slot. The Dutch trainer sparingly used the attacking midfielder despite an impressive pre-season, and the 22-year-old exceeded only 20 excursions in all competitions this season.
It cannot be denied that Elliott’s natural ability to deny, but whether he has the wishes of the star quality of his No. 10 is controversial. While a handy replacement and an occasional magician, the Englishman still has to prove its reliability or consistency over longer periods.
It would be risky for the red to enable the young local talent to take off, but Elliott is unlikely that Elliott will take on a role for too much.
Federico Chiesa’s debut season with Liverpool was anything but smooth sailing. In the first half of his campaign, injuries derailed and the possibilities have been fleeting in the months. The summer signing has shown insight into its flair and its technical quality, but the slot still has to see enough of the Italian winger.
It would be hard to assess Chiesa after a campaign for injuries, and Liverpool would be naive to allow him to leave this summer. Somewhere in the 27-year-old there is still an extremely talented player, and the red spent little to bring him to Merseyside.
But the presence of Chiesa takes another place in Slots squad, which could perhaps be better used by a younger player in a stronger form.
It is no longer too early to say that the Darwin Nunez experiment has failed from Liverpool. The Uruguayaner, a rare mistake by the club’s recruitment team, has proven a split personality since his arrival for Benfica’s great money. Short view of his chaotic genius has offered the Anfield Faithful Shootings of Hope.
But the sand quickly slips through the hourglass and Nunez is not closer to the dynamic and clinical No. 9, which is expected from Liverpool. The patience has expired and an exit looks almost safe this summer.
Liverpool probably needs an all -conquering, Orthodox center forward to reach the next level, and Nunez is not. While you can still do it, the red people have to redeem and recover some of the remedies they have sprayed on the 25-year-old.