The ‘outrage’ that Liverpool felt when Chelsea acquired Romeo Lavia and Moises Caicedo has changed to elation as a result of how well their own moves are going. SportBILD has been covering the transfer conflict between the two clubs today. According to SportBILD, Liverpool may have fared better as a result.
Later in the transfer period, Liverpool and Chelsea competed for the signatures of Caicedo and Lavia. They made substantial offers for both players. Both players ended up in a transfer scuffle. They were switching between Anfield and Stamford Bridge during a tumultuous few weeks. In the end, they were both Chelsea’s signings after they paid high prices for each. Chelsea persuaded them to reject interest from the Reds.
Liverpool now seems to be happy with their signings in the summer transfer window
According to SportBILD, this sparked ‘outrage’ at Liverpool, who ‘were laughed at’ for their failure to sign either player despite making a significant attempt to do so. The transfers Liverpool made really worked out extremely well for them. Also, Caicedo and Lavia have yet to make an impact in London.
According to SportBILD, at least, it is believed that Chelsea are the reverse of what Jurgen Klopp is constructing at Liverpool and that “they changed into the wrong jersey”. Todd Boehly is singled out for criticism at this point. In their words, he “has no idea about football” and incites “constant unrest” that has spilled over into the locker room.
They contend that the American owner only “gets whatever is promising for others”. It is visible from his recruitment of Liverpool-wanted players Caicedo and Lavia as well as Mykhaylo Mudryk, whom they pushed to sign before Arsenal. Klopp, on the other hand, is important in terms of recruitment at Anfield. He ‘pays attention’ to character compatibility and playing styles.
Dominik Szoboszlai’s acquisition served as an illustration of this. The €70 million deal was first questioned but is currently “being celebrated”. He has been a star at Liverpool since the beginning and appears to have “been there for years.”
All of this is good news for the Reds, who SportBILD think may have gained something from the struggle with Chelsea and their subsequent loss. On the other hand, people who visited Stamford Bridge would “really regret it” now.
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