After Ryan Gravenberch joined the list of injured players in the midfield, the options that coach Jürgen Klopp has in a match have been increasingly limited, and it seems that the central for the next matches will have the new addition of Harvey Elliott, an element that many fans see as the possible savior of the lack of ideas that has the middle sector with the decline in level that Dominik Szoboszlai has had.
The fact that Dominik is not having a great offensive activity with the development of plays with goal intention is the reason why the claims and doubts about his level have begun to arise by club fans through social networks, arguing some that Elliott should be the man in charge of generating all the proposals up front since the Hungarian has been losing the potential he showed until a few weeks ago.
Such is the distrust of Szoboszlai at the moment that several users argued that Elliott was a much better starting option against Manchester United, but he failed to show his true potential as he barely had 10 minutes when he came on for Darwin Nunez who, like Dominik, has been diluted with the passing of the games.
The proposals for the game without Szoboszlai are very few due to the large number of injured players at the moment, but many prefer Klopp to start this Wednesday's EFL Cup quarter-final against West Ham with a formation with Curtis Jones, Wataru Endo and Harvey Elliot, leaving out of the equation the Hungarian player who seems to be infected by the bad soccer of the group's strikers.
It is true that both individually and collectively the Hungarian midfielder has been lacking in these last matches, but it should be noted that Szoboszlai also needs good support in his sector to be able to go forward without many complications, being limited by the strategies that make him play not as far forward as when he plays with Alexis Mac Allister, a player who is still undergoing his recovery process and who will take some time to return to share the field with the Hungarian.
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