For Jurgen Klopp this season has not only been about identifying the shortcomings of the team and trying to solve them with new reinforcements, but also, the Reds boss has distinguished during the different competitions those elements that have not made a difference on or off the pitch, turning several of them after their underperformance into a place that they intend to release once the summer approaches.
It is true that a large part of the squad led by Jurgen Klopp has gone through very dark times where inefficiency and poor results were the daily routine of the institution, but even when the performance of many was nil, there were a few who took charge of the team and made them get out of the deep hole in which they were, valuing the German coach that commitment and courage that several could not offer either because of their injuries or their footballing limitations.
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On Klopp's blacklist, the names of goalkeeper Caoimhín Kelleher, midfielder Oxlade Chamberlain and defender Nathaniel Phillips are the first to appear, the Reds boss not wanting to have these three players in his ranks once the current campaign is over, their lack of influence and determination in the team being what detracted from their credibility and trust in a coach who looks for all those elements in his players.
With minimal or no participation in Liverpool's games, not only Kelleher, Chamberlain and Phillips could leave the institution in a few months, as they could be joined by those players who had minutes of play but could not fit with the demands of the team, being Naby Keita and Joe Gomez two men who caused constant headaches to Klopp, because while the Guinean midfielder did it with his constant injuries, the English defender participated with his mistakes on the field that put the scoreboard at risk.
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