Klopp's reunion with Origi and the player's decision to return to Liverpool

While the spotlight remains on Qatar for the upcoming Third Place and Grand Final matches, the clubs continue without their national team players with activity ahead of the resumption of the 22/23 season that has so far left some surprises as Liverpool FC, who incredibly arrived at this World Cup break in sixth place with 22 points.

For Jürgen Klopp it is a no-brainer to strengthen the squad, as after terrible injuries to Diogo Jota, Arthur Melo, Naby Keita, Ibrahima Kanoté and Luis Díaz, who recently got injured again and will have to undergo surgery, the Reds saw their aspirations of winning this Premier League greatly diminished. While no one expected Arsenal to have a great season, the Pool dropped some incredible points.

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Those points that Klopp picked up against rock-bottom Nottingham Forest and Leeds United are now making the difference, sending the Merseyside outfit out of the European places. That is why the German manager's recent contact with former Reds and now AC Milan star Divock Origi sends a nod to the Anfield faithful, for although the Belgian striker did not go to the World Cup, no one can deny his quality.

Origi had several spells at Liverpool, from 2014 and a spell at Lille in France, returning and going abroad again to play for Wolfsburg in the Bundesliga in 2017, which led to the 27-year-old striker maturing in his game, improving several aspects that did not convince Klopp, who accepted him back at Anfield, where until this summer he was defending these colours.

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Liverpool beat Italian champions AC Milan 4-1 in Dubai, with a great performance by Uruguayan Darwin Nunez, who scored two goals in the final stretch to seal the win at Al Maktoum Stadium in Dubai, this undoubtedly gives Klopp a slight hope that the goals could fall through the South American or opt to acquire a striker area and in one of those repatriate Divock Origi, to play once again on Merseyside.