Liverpool: How Hugo Ekitike and Alexander Isak could fit in the team
We do not necessarily need to find a joker formation that squeezes all new signatures to the same team.
If everything goes well, Liverpool will play more than 60 games this season, so they will need a regular front front to keep the legs fresh and predict the competitors.
Ekitike is probably not very attractive as a lid option of 69 million pounds, but it will be the second best player in four different positions for Liverpool.
When you think of injuries, the need to return twice a week and the tactical adaptations of Slot to the opposition, Ekitike can technically start more than 30 in all competitions, even if it is not thought to be in the best XI of the club.
The managers of elite clubs no longer tend to think about ‘best XIs’ – programs are very busy and injuries are very common for this.
In fact, as many Liverpool fans know very well, what fans think that their teams are the best XI are rarely playing together.
The most unimaginable example of this phenomenon It was first emphasized by Duncan Alexander,– external Started the Champions League final, the so -called iconic Liverpool XI under the direction of Klopp said that he had never played together before this match and that he never played together.
So, how do you solve the puzzle? How do you get Liverpool’s new signatures to the same team? Answer: You don’t.
A version of this piece was first released on 29 July 2025
