Why didn't they improve their squad?
Why didn't they improve their squad?
Isaac Fisher
Connor Gutierrez
cant improve perfection
/thread
Lincoln Robinson
i hope VVD and Mane get injured so they literally are 8th place by Christmas
Luke Green
They can't/won't match the big spenders and this way they have an excuse when results turn to shit.
Ian Clark
>yank owners
That's why
Carson Young
why would they bother spending money when they know they are going to finish behind manchester city again
Brayden Martinez
They only have 2-3 real top class players. The reason they did so well last year is because the whole teams understands the tactics and plays the way that Klopp wants them playing (and they avoided injuries to those 3 players).
In a style like that you can’t just sign players and expect them to settle straight into the first XI. They probably decided that since no one who fits the dynamic was available that they don’t want to disrupt the team as it is.
Hudson Torres
It’s either us or the Arabs. Sorry but we run your league lmao
Sebastian Nguyen
Klopp just wanted to sign Asensio but his career is done.
Bentley Flores
>Win CL
>Finish on 97 points in the league
It's pretty hard to improve the team, and any new player needs to specifically fit Klopp's system.
United have shown time and time again that just buying big names for the hell of it never works
Jordan Jackson
Don't need to la'
Lallana can fill in where needed
Hudson Ramirez
They have a really big wage bill, they'd probably have to start laying off the tea ladies if they made a big signing.
Cooper Miller
That's not true, Liverpool's highest players are on ~£175k per week.
Pic related for reference
Michael Cruz
>2016/17
They have signed a lot of players since then, and it's not just the players but everyone at the club. Most clubs don't want their wage bill to go over 60% of their total turnover which they are currently at. Liverpool can't just print money like City for example.
Isaiah Jenkins
Liverpool reported record profits this year
Kevin Brown
And? What will they do when their big players say they deserve a big new pay rise for their next contract or they're off? Salah is reportedly going to be paid 22 million a year on a contract extension.
Jonathan Davis
>And?
Acting like a club reporting record profits and huge increases in income across the board is in trouble is retarded.
>Salah is reportedly going to be paid 22 million a year on a contract extension.
Citation needed.
He signed a new contract less than 12 months ago, and Liverpool aren't gonna start paying £400k per week for players
Brayden Scott
Kult Kloppo
Jackson Sanchez
They have to invest in the Sox
Kevin Bell
arabs are better than ya
Andrew Smith
Liverpool had a net spend of -126 million in the last year or so, those profits obviously need to go back into the club. Liverpool don't have a sugar daddy who can take on a billion pound debt and still spend every summer.