He shone at World Cup opener, Klopp wants him to help Salah, will cost more than 80 million

After being one of the great revelations at the start of the 2022-2023 season in the Premier League with Brighton, now the Ecuadorian midfielder, Moises Caicedo, continues to do the same on World Cup land with his national team, having a spectacular debut against his similar Qatar who did not offer much resistance in the first 45 minutes of the game, being down on the scoreboard with a 2-0, shining the 21 year old to be the most relevant inside the green rectangle.

As in every World Cup, all the teams of the different leagues have their eyes on certain matches to follow up their possible reinforcements in the future, being Liverpool very attentive to the Ecuadorian debut to be able to see very closely the actions of Caicedo, a young but already experienced midfielder that they have not lost sight of for some time now, as they see in this element a backup if the negotiations with Jude Bellingham start to get complicated.

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The player from the Gaviotas has shown for some months now as a safe player in the middle of the field, fulfilling to perfection with that great circulation of the ball to his other teammates. The incredible work he does with almost no mistakes is one of the main attractions of this Premier League player, and Jurgen Klopp sees this potential as a resource that would be very useful in a Liverpool team that dominates the game with and without the ball, with Caicedo surely being used as an offensive support alongside Mohamed Salh and Darwin Núñez.

Caicedo's resources would completely help the various facets of the game that Klopp could present, as both in defence and attack, Moises Caicedo is lethal, generating his footballing situation that Anfield think twice about which midfielder to sign in the coming transfer markets, because although the Ecuadorian looks a step below Bellingham, his lower price which is around 85 million euros make him very striking at Liverpool.

Klopp goes for Moises Caicedo

Great aerial play and one-on-one passes are the Ecuadorian midfielder's speciality, with Caicedo maintaining a positive defensive percentage in fourteen games for Brighton, getting the ball right every time it passes through his feet with over 85% of his passes being accurate. Clearly the great defensive work has caused him to commit a few fouls, but these are not so alarming or compromising as he has only received four yellow cards.