Many players have announced that Liverpool will compete for the title this season.
Liverpool had a forgettable campaign last season, missing out on Champions League qualification and failing to win the title despite a late rally.
Jurgen Klopp faces a rebuilding task this summer after watching a number of key players depart, particularly in midfield. Alexis McAllister, Dominik Szoboszlai, Ryan Gravenberch and Wataru Endo came to liven up this part of the race. Stage. Dealing for Jude Bellingham, seen as an ideal midfield reinforcement, proved too difficult and was subsequently criticized by Real Madrid. Not so among the 27 BBC pundits who shared their thoughts on where Liverpool will go in 2023/24. There are high expectations for a successful campaign from Klopp and company.
Only former Newcastle and Manchester City goalkeeper Shay Give is higher than Liverpool’s third-placed player, with the 47-year-old coming second. A total of 21 people thought the Reds would finish in the top four, with only one claiming it. Finish the second (time). 10 votes were cast for third and 10 votes for fourth.
It’s no surprise that Manchester City are favorites among the pundits. Only Ellen White (Arsenal) was crowned champion against Pep Guardiola’s side.Liverpool received a total of 33 points from 26 critics, earning 4 points for 1st place, 3 points for 2nd place, 2 points for 3rd place and 1 point for 4th place. And Manchester United ranked third in average scoring, scoring a total of 36 points.
The two sides are 10 points clear in the Premier League and the gap could be widened when the two sides meet at Anfield on Sunday afternoon. Chris Waddle and Ellen White were two of the five pundits who placed Liverpool in the top four. I wasn’t sure if a strong campaign was on the horizon. E: “They seem to have some experience in the center of the park. The way he plays is that he scores a lot but also concedes a lot.
They appear to be the best goalscorers in the Premier League, but they are probably the best goalscorers in the Premier League. the worst. And White said: “I don’t trust Liverpool. “Everybody seemed to like it.””Liverpool will bounce back this season,” said Cien, who is Liverpool’s second best team and the most confident of his side’s ability to fight back. They’ve certainly revamped their midfield, but I think they’ll still be there.” Wherever they go, they’re keen to get stronger and compete at the highest level again. “Obviously there’s a long way to go for to compete. top spot, but Liverpool are now 16 games into their run of being top of the Premier League for the first time in a while.
The Reds are one point ahead of Arsenal and four ahead of title favourites, Manchester City. The crucial game in this battle takes place on December 23, giving Liverpool the opportunity to send a clear statement to the rest of the division when Klopp’s side take on Arsenal at Anfield.
