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ANFIELD INDEX KLOPP said, “WE WERE SO LUCKY TO MISS OUT ON LAVIA.”

Endo’s likely departure puts Klopp’s Liverpool team in a difficult position.
Wataru Endo is heading to the Asian Cup after a pivotal game on New Year’s Day against Newcastle United, which will be a major test for Liverpool. The unexpected August signing from VfB Stuttgart for an estimated £16.2 million caught a lot of people off guard after Liverpool mishandled Moises Caicedo and Romeo Lavia. Although Endo got off to a sluggish start, his recent play has solidified his place in Klopp’s starting lineup, especially with the Reds’ midfield being shaken by injuries and departures.

THE MIDFIELD TRAUMA: CHANGE FROM TALK TO GRACE
Under Klopp’s leadership, Liverpool’s midfield has undergone substantial alteration. Alexis Mac Allister, who first faced criticism for playing next to Endo, has grown into a holding midfielder. His efforts, particularly the exceptional one against Man City, showed off his versatility and promise. However, an injury put a stop to him, allowing Endo to take center stage. The Japanese international has shown Klopp’s strategic brilliance in trying times with his performances, especially in the encounter against Arsenal.

The Klopp midfield strategy is the epitome of talent and opportunity.
Klopp has used a clever and innovative strategy to address Liverpool’s midfield dilemma. The utilization of Trent Alexander-Arnold as a midfield option and the anticipated injury returns of Stefan Bajcetic and Thiago Alcantara offer a dynamic and versatile midfield. Endo’s absence from the Asian Cup, though, would force him to miss a few crucial games, which would be difficult for his side to overcome. Despite this, Klopp recently offered the following candid evaluation at a test event at Anfield:

“During the summer, there were a few strange things that happened in the transfer market. But were we lucky, between the two of us, I can honestly say? We were ignorant of that at the time since it didn’t feel like it. But I don’t know. I’m pretty pleased with how it turned out.

“Before we started preseason, I felt great, but you never know.” We knew Ryan (Gravenberch) may have a shot, but with Macca (Alexis Mac Allister) and Dom (Dominik Szoboszlai) there, it was clear that we already had two. After that, it was clear to us that other central defensive midfield players had no desire to accept a contract with Liverpool (laughs). Watch what happens!

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After then, Wataru Endo was discovered by us. He is without a doubt a superb player. He is a thirty-year-old, experienced Japanese captain. Because of the dynamics of the transfer market, it is impossible to be the first pick. A thirty-year-old German player who was about to be demoted is not someone we sign. Thank God, we looked at the problem twice more. Then it became apparent that we really wanted this boy, which was helpful because it meant he would definitely want to come.

Liverpool’s midfield’s ability to adjust to change
The turbulent summer transfer window, during which Liverpool missed out on signing Endo, has turned out to be a blessing in disguise. Klopp’s amusing observations on the trade drama underscore the fortuitous situation that has seen Liverpool lead the Premier League by a wide margin at the moment. Despite the challenges, Liverpool’s adaptability and astute purchases have placed them in a great position, highlighting the depth and resiliency of their team.