Liverpool Share Save this image: May 06, 2024, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia — Al Ahli’s Roberto Firmino controls the ball during the Saudi Pro League game between Al-Ahli SFC and Al-Hilal at King Abdullah Sports City. One of the eleven Liverpool players to leave last summer was Roberto Firmino. (Photo courtesy of Getty Images, Elie Hokayem/Saudi Pro League) Register to have the best LFC opinion sent straight to your email. Put in your email here. Become a Newsletter Subscriber By signing up, you allow us to better understand you and deliver material in ways you have consented to. Based on what we know about you, this might include advertisements from us and outside parties. More details This summer, Liverpool is going through a complete renovation. Jürgen Klopp and the majority of his backroom crew are departing.
As “CEO of Football,” Michael Edwards has rejoined the team to support the overall goal. It’s easy to forget that it was labeled the same thing last summer. Jordan Henderson and Fabinho were among the prominent players that left, and Liverpool virtually rebuilt their midfield. Eleven players left the team permanently, and four others joined; all of the newcomers were central midfielders. While Wataru Endō, Dominik Szoboszlai, and Ryan Gravenberch have all had their moments, albeit to varying degrees, Alexis Mac Allister has been phenomenal.