Europe trembles as Klopp has found his new Robert Lewandoski

While it is true that one of Jurgen Klopp's most outstanding qualities as a coach lies precisely in the way he manages a group and how he makes them perform every time they take to the pitch, the plus that the German brings to each of his teams lies in his great presentiment every time he sees a player, catapulting several of his pupils to stardom once they follow his orders on a daily basis, happening at Borussia Dortmund with Robert Lewandoski and at Liverpool with Mohamed Salah, declaring the same strategist today to have a diamond in the rough that he seeks to polish.

After the culmination of the World Cup, many fans of the Reds noticed that the level of the attacker Darwin Nunez was not at all what he showed weeks before the national team competition, returning with force those criticisms about his failures and his unstable football that haunted him so much on his arrival in the summer, having to come out the coach Jurgen Klopp to calm the situation and try to make people understand that the Uruguayan is still a footballer who is in a process of consolidation in the elite.

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The example used by the German tactician to calm the anger of the fans was that of Robert Lewandoski and when he managed him at Borussia Dortmund, assuring Klopp that between the Uruguayan and the Pole there are certain similarities that even the Barcelona player himself would recognise today. "There are a lot of similarities to be honest. Yes, I think Lewy would tell the same story".

Although it is true that in the comments to try to justify Nunez the same tactician vented a bit about how Lewy's bad days were in Germany, the main idea of the topic was to make people understand that the great figures are made of endless failures, having to be patient with a South American striker who is now living his first season as a Reds player and who is trying to adapt to another style of competition.

Nunez is similar to Lewandowski

Klopp knows better than anyone that this kind of process requires a lot of patience and calm, looking for day after day to bring out that maximum potential in Nunez that surpasses even his best version shown during October and part of November, being those matches a true proof that the striker has enough quality to be a striker at the height of the elite, just as Lewandoski is today, who is trying to make history today with a Barcelona team that still has Lionel Messi as its emblem. "It's about staying calm. If you see the potential, stay calm".