So far this summer, Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has received support from the club’s board, with the club bringing in two new midfield recruits to improve the squad.
Alexis MacAllister came from Premier League rivals Brighton & Hove Albion last month, and Hungary international Dominik Szoboszlai arrived last weekend from RB Leipzig. according to football insider
After two and a half years in the Bundesliga, the offensive midfielder has signed a five-year contract with the Reds for about £60 million.
“[A] really historic club, really good players, good coach, everything is good,” the 22-year-old ace remarked upon his arrival. It was ideal for me to take the next step at a club like this. “The fans, the stadium, everything is fantastic.”
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The Netherlands international is a left-footed virtuoso with the capacity to score goals from midfield on a regular basis while also creating chances for his teammates, which may make him an unstoppable companion for Szoboszlai.
Last season, he averaged a Sofascore rating of 7.19 in 32 Serie A matches and scored ten goals to go along with four assists. To put that in context, no Reds midfielder has scored more than three Premier League goals this season.
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This means that the Dutch phenomenon, described as “dominant” by Feyenoord U21 coach Keon Stam, might be a significant upgrade on the manager’s present attacking alternatives in that position.
As for Liverpool’s new number eight, he is a fantastic right-footed player with the ability to score and create goals from the center of the field, as he demonstrated in the German Bundesliga last season.
Szoboszlai averaged a Sofascore rating of 7.42 in 31 Bundesliga appearances, contributing six goals and eight assists.
He created 14 ‘big chances’ per game in addition to his 2.3 critical passes per game, with no Liverpool player creating more than 1.9 chances per game, showing that the former Leipzig man will be an incredible threat for Klopp on the ball.
Over the last 365 days, Koopmeiners has been among the top 5% of players at his position in the Men’s Big Five Leagues and European championships.
