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MIDFIELD MASTERY: LIVERPOOL’S QUEST FOR THE PERFECT NO. 6
In the ever-evolving landscape of football, the role of the No. 6 at Liverpool has been a topic of much debate and strategic planning. As James Holland of TeamTalk has astutely highlighted, the Reds’ midfield conundrum has taken another twist with the revelation that Arne Slot does not see Wataru Endo as the long-term answer to their midfield puzzle
ENDO’S ARRIVAL AND IMPACT
Endo’s journey to Anfield was a tale of necessity and opportunity. Following the departure of seasoned players Jordan Henderson and Fabinho, Liverpool found themselves in dire need of a midfield stalwart. Endo, who joined from Stuttgart for a modest £16 million, has been nothing short of a reliable asset. His tenacity and ability to reclaim possession have been invaluable, though it seems his tenure as the midfield linchpin may be drawing to a close.
Liverpool’s pursuit of young talents like Moises Caicedo and Romeo Lavia, who ultimately slipped through their fingers, led them to Endo. Despite his contributions, the narrative woven by Pete O’Rourke suggests that Endo is viewed as a ‘stop-gap’—a temporary fix to a problem that requires a more permanent solution.
The search for a top-class No. 6 continues, with names like Khephren Thuram and Alan Varela emerging as potential candidates to don the red shirt. The club’s ambition is clear: to secure a player who can seamlessly integrate into the squad’s dynamics without the need for a lengthy adjustment period—a sentiment echoed by Dougie Critchley when discussing Joao Palhinha: “He just slots straight in.”
As Liverpool prepares for the upcoming transfer window, the strategy is evident. They are not just looking for a player; they are searching for the right player. One who embodies the spirit of Liverpool, who can rise to the occasion and become the midfield general they so desperately seek.
In conclusion, while Endo has served Liverpool well, the winds of change are blowing at Anfield. The quest for midfield mastery continues, and with it, the hope that the next No. 6 will be the keystone in Liverpool’s architectural footballing masterpiece.
Anthony Gordon makes Anfield admission amid Liverpool ‘interest’ over $127m transfer
Liverpool is reportedly considering a move for England international Anthony Gordon. The ex-Everton man has spoken very highly of the Anfield atmosphere.
Liverpool’s non-homegrown players are, as it stands: Alisson Becker, Adrian (if he signs the new deal that has been offered to him), Virgil van Dijk, Andy Robertson, Kostas Tsimikas, Ibrahima Konate, Wataru Endo, Alexis Mac Allister, Dominik Szoboszlai, Ryan Gravenberch, Mohamed Salah, Diogo Jota, Luis Diaz, Cody Gakpo and Darwin Nunez.
That totals 15 players, so there are therefore another two slots available for non-homegrown signings. Diaz, as one example, has been linked with Barcelona (via AS), but that wouldn’t have to happen for another non-homegrown player to come in. Liverpool is in a strong position.
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