While traveling with Argentina in difficult conditions to play Bolivia, Alexis Mac Allister, a new player for Liverpool, was given an oxygen tube.
Over the break in international competition, the Argentine was required to undergo an odd pre-match regimen with La Albiceleste. This might cause problems for Liverpool and complications for Jurgen Klopp.
South American nations always have a limited number of seats available for World Cup qualifiers. Because of a few open spots, the abundance of talent will undoubtedly be overlooked on the grandest platform.
However, due to the expansion of the 2026 World Cup, South America now has six spots available for direct qualification.
Argentina must compete to earn a spot in the 2026 global Cup, despite the fact that they are the current global champions.
The new Liverpool Star Alexis Mac Allister is now serving on national duty in an effort to guarantee that they will have the opportunity to defend their title.
When Argentina plays Bolivia, Liverpool fans and Klopp could be concerned. Estadio Hernando Siles, which is located 3637 meters above sea level, was visited by Mac Allister. On top of that, Liverpool’s trip to Molineux comes in 3 days.
About his South American players who are on international duty, Klopp has previously voiced a broad dissatisfaction.
Playing under such demanding conditions, though, will only make the strain worse. Additionally, the Liverpool midfielder was spotted wearing an oxygen tube before the game.
While playing for the World Cup champions, the LFC midfielder contributed to their 3-0 victory over Bolivia.
Although Klopp could not change this, he would still need to make a choice for the Wolves match. But the Argentine’s troubles are far from over because he also needs to worry about Darwin Nunez and Luis Diaz.
They would still be up against more formidable foes, despite not being in quite the same dire circumstances. However, according to certain rumors, Nunez might not start his subsequent match.
It is now we see how tactical the German can be against wolves.
