Neither Andrew Robertson nor Thiago Alcántara, the injured player Klopp had missed the most

After the injuries of several players, the team suffered this end of the year with a very saturated calendar, playing matches every 3 days for more than two weeks, which translates to a very tired team, and it was reflected at Anfield with up to 8 players injured, which made things difficult for Jürgen Klopp.

For the next game against Newcastle on 1 January 2024, the Reds could have an almost full squad, as the game against Burnley saw the return of Diogo Jota, who in fact returned and scored a goal. This after the team suffered in the past games for not having such an effective change.

With this goal, the Portuguese has scored his ninth goal this season, where he has played 18 games, according to Transfermarkt, scoring a goal every two games despite being injured for a long time. So this represents great news for everyone on Merseyside.

With this, the Portuguese is shaping up to be the starting striker playing on the left flank, accompanied by Darwin Nunez and Mohamed Salah, who are the Reds' best attacking players, as they are the team's top scorers. With this, the Anfield attack could enjoy a better goalscoring quota.

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Diogo Jota arrived on Merseyside in 2020, where he has so far played a total of 131 games, scoring a total of 50 goals. This is an improvement on his Wolverhampton tally of 131 appearances and only 44 goals. However in the Premier League he has scored 42 goals, in which his team has never lost. So every time Jota scores a goal for the Reds, the team never loses.