This is the last straw, no investment and the millions that Liverpool will lose because of FSG

Liverpool lost 3-0 after a Solomon March double in six minutes and Danny Welbeck's late strike. "Bad. Very bad. I can't remember a worse game," the manager analysed harshly. "There was a very organised team against a team that wasn't organised at all." Alexis Mac Allister, beyond the celebrations that continue in his honour, was a clock. The Reds midfield never saw him. And he is 7 units behind the surprising Newcastle, who mark the 'Top 4′.

The German is beaten. He fails tactically and strategically. He loses even in possession: 39 percent, only two shots on goal (some time ago, they talked about the ability to arrive and waste chances) and.... one corner kick. The team is in the doldrums: either it's not growing as voraciously as it used to or it's just an endless negative streak.... endless. Alisson is no longer a giant, Arnold has gone from being the best 4 to a free agent, Mo Salah is running in solitude... It's a team that doesn't represent Klopp. Nor its history. It is one of the big surprises of the new year.

<strong>More Liverpool news:</strong>

Thanks for everything, Liverpool star to leave if new Qatar owners arrive

As Klopp offers apology to fans, FSG's latest cheap shot

The German has been at Liverpool since 2015: it's a perfect communion. They are perfect for each other: passion, mysticism and Olympic laps of every colour. Champions League, Club World Cup, Premier League, local cups. From the top of the world to doing the maths. He lost his clinical eye and, moreover, his good humour. The press conference prior to Saturday's clash is a symbol. He argued with a journalist about the red incidence in the transfer market. In reality, it could have been any other reason.

<strong>Millions in losses</strong>

At this level and without reinforcements, the future does not look good for Liverpool. FSG's mismanagement could cause Liverpool to lose millions. If they do not qualify for the quarter-finals of the Champions League, they would lose around ten million euros. Plus another two million in prize money. While if they finish outside the top four in the Premier League and do not go to the Champions League, the loss would be almost 16 million euros that UEFA awards for the simple fact of participating.