Although Liverpool were unfortunately unable to climb any higher in Round 10 despite their 3-0 win over Nottingham Forest, they have remained in contention for the top spot currently held by Tottenham, proving that Jurgen Klopp and his boys have done a spectacular job over the last few months of competition to establish themselves as one of England's strongest rivals.
So far it has been incredible that the Reds have had such a gigantic resurgence in just a few months, with Jürgen Klopp being one of the key pieces to have found a solution to such a big problem that the team had in midfield, being the signing of media players the answer to problems that other clubs such as Chelsea and Manchester United have had for some time now.
It seems that having big budgets is not everything in this English competition, and despite the Red Devils having constant movements in recent transfer markets, this institution led by Erik Ten Hag has not been able to find that media solution that Klopp found in a few weeks during the summer.
The ability to identify the problem and solve it with effective signings has been a great merit that makes Klopp one of the best strategists in the Premier League, and even with a somewhat limited budget, the Reds coach was able to have 4 brilliant signings that make him have one of the best midfielders in the circuit, Something that Ten Hag could not do with a Manchester United that is intermittent in terms of football level, having this coach with unproductive players such as Rasmus Hojlund, a player who today is the mockery in social networks for his low level.
What makes Klopp a much more complete coach than Ten Hag is the German's ability to help his players regain their confidence and level of play lost through injury or poor performances, with Darwin Nunez being the perfect example of a striker who went from being the least important signing of last summer to now being one of the leaders of the group, providing goals and assists that have the group in fourth place overall.
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