While in Liverpool he earns 12 million, what Thiago would earn in Arabia

After his constant injuries, the Spaniard could not develop his best level, and although he is a world-class figure and all his level was demonstrated in his stay with both Barcelona and Bayern Munich, where he undoubtedly marked a great career, marking history with the teams, where he managed to win many titles, becoming a historical player.

During his stay in Barcelona, Alcántara debuted in 2011 and was a great piece in Pep Guardiola's game scheme, so after Guardiola's departure from Barcelona in 2012, where Thiago was Champions League champion, also shortly after having Alcántara debuted, he was hired by Guardiola at Bayern Munich, where Thiago learned a lot from Pep, and where he undoubtedly had his best moment as a footballer.

And during his stay with the Bavarian team, he was also champion of the Champions League, where unlike his time with Barcelona, in Germany he was a fundamental piece in the game scheme, and Thiago was a monster, and he was in charge of giving stability to the best team in the world at that time, which is why he was one of the best midfielders in the world, which is why Jürgen Klopp did not hesitate to try to hire one of the best footballers in the world. 

So after his arrival at Anfield it was a luxury transfer, and although the Reds were growing, Klopp had just managed to have the best team in the world, since Liverpool became league, cup and Champions League champions. League, marking an era at Anfield, and the Reds had the best offensive trident in the world, the team also had a great connection and everything concluded with a series of great titles.

The end of an era at Anfield

Despite having had a great level during his start with the Reds, little by little his level went downhill and despite having great technical qualities and having become a pillar of the midfield, he could not be consistent due to the injuries, and the Spaniard had a total of nine injuries, according to Transfermarkt, which undoubtedly reduced the level he could have had under Klopp's orders, so now he is almost out of Anfield and his destination would be Arabia, where he could earn approximately €10 million euros, while at Anfield he was the second highest paid player behind Mohamed Salah with €12 million.