Quote from: Weawant on Today at 08:56:43 PM

Quote from: Litzki1990 on Today at 04:59:40 PM

Liverpool have lost a quality manager from their club so it is expected that their team will struggle a lot next season. Liverpool's situation is not very good and then again they have terminated the contract of their familiar manager which means that a new manager will definitely not be able to take this poor team to good condition.
Jürgen Klopp has finally left the responsibility of Liverpool after serving for a long time. With the departure of Jürgen Klopp, the next manager who takes over this team must be responsible and try to take the team to a better level.

Thinking that Liverpool will struggle next season is sounding really out of place for me because for sure I know that regardless of how good a player for a coach and been to a team, their exit doesn't determine completely how the team is going to perform, although to an extent it could in some cases but for teams like Liverpool who has built a very good and fine depth over the years, having almost all their players still intact, they will literally just have to find a way around it, may just an improvement I their tactics or an adjustment to their strategy and they can be so sure they aren't going to suffer any much but will actually struggle around some top teams when they gwt to play against them in their fixtures.

A team that has been formed for years should be ready for the existing matches, but we must know the important role of the coach who controls strategy and provides direction for scoring goals and defending which is very important. With a team like this without a coach who has good analysis, it will be difficult to win. Liverpool really needs a coach who is experienced and has expertise that is recognized by many people. In this way, Liverpool still has the potential to stay at the top of the standings in the upcoming league.