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Pre-season matches are not a reference in measuring team performance at all, but it is also important enough to focus on before entering the competition. Liverpool have not made any breakthroughs in the transfer window, I think this is very strange because on average if the new coach will definitely bring in some new players to his squad, I don't understand Slot whether he has trusted all of Klopp's legacy squad? interesting, we wait for the Reds' breakthroughs this season. Meanwhile, Enzo Maresca is also enjoying his transition period and it seems he still hasn't found the right formula to make The Blues able to compete at the top of the EPL this season.
There is nothing strange at all about the way Liverpool utilizes the transfer market. They are not a team known for regularly spending a lot of money in the transfer market, so I think the way they build their squad will still remain the same. I would actually be very surprised if Liverpool actually spent a lot of money in the transfer market after Klopp left, while they didn't do it with Klopp.
Improvement in team performance in the coming season is certainly expected by all teams playing in the Premier League. Their performance in pre-season is not a complete benchmark, but the performance of some players can be analyzed especially if they are new players. Arne Slot was also able to get a good impression during pre-season, so he was increasingly able to determine the main team he would use next season.