Liverpool dressing room breaks down, Klopp splits players, harsh accusations

Scottish full-back Andy Robertson is a key part of Klopp's scheme, making not only Robertson, but also his positional antagonist Alexander Arnold, who has 45 assists to his name, into two attacking machines on the flanks. This, coupled with the great strikers they possess, means they can rack up plenty of assists at the back of the pitch.

Football players have become very secretive when it comes to talking about what goes on inside a dressing room. However, Andy Robertson lifted the lid and revealed several situations that go on in the Liverpool dressing room confessing that it was Jurgen Klopp himself who made divisions and placed 3 elements as the leaders. 

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Speaking to the We Are Liverpool podcast, the Scot said that Henderson and Milner are the two players who make practically all the decisions, for example the fines. In that sense he said that if you are late you have to pay very expensive fines and the Portuguese Diogo Jota is horrible at collecting them. 

Mané had problems 

The most striking thing he said was that he left Mané forgot his passport before a trip which caused the whole team's flight to be delayed so he had to pay a big fine. While Virgil van Dijk is another of the team's leaders although he is in charge of the back of the travel bus.