by Liverpool has started the defense of her Premier League crown in an aggressive way, hired five players in the first few weeks of the transfer window and spent over £ 200 million. Among these newcomers are Florian Wirtz, who were recruited by Bayer Leverkusen for £ 116 million, Jeremie Frimpong, signed from the same club for 29.5 million GBP and Milos Kerkez, a 40 million pound from Bournemouth.
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And despite the exits of Trent Alexander-Arnold and Caoimhin Kelleher, the Reds squad looks more when Arne Slot begins his second campaign as head coach.
The slot may want to immerse yourself in the transfer market this summer. Both positions in which the red business could do business will be very aware of the Dutch of the talent, which he has in the youth ranks in Angeldd.
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In fact, Slot made a debut to 16-year-old Rio Ngumoha last season, and he is not afraid to turn to the youth in the upcoming campaign.
But who could enjoy a breakout season in Liverpool? Our authors have their word:
Paul Gorst
Liverpool always interested the hype about talents that are signed in the ranks of the academy for obvious reasons, but they were able to do little against Rio Ngumoha last summer.
In a deal of Chelsea, in which the Londoners were angry, the judgment of an insider in the echo was “potentially elite” and the young person was so high that even John Terry wanted to go to Instagram on the way to Liverpool after moving.
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Ngumoha said a podcast last year that he had designs to win the balloon or during his career and while wisdom to enable a 16-year-old in front of the camera to discuss so high hopes without being questioned that there are hardly any undue ambitions.
Apart from that, Ngumoha may have to be satisfied with simply catching Arne Slots eye in the coming weeks. The electric winger at times showed lightning in the academy of its undisputed quality and was rewarded with a place in the team that defeated Accrington in the FA Cup in January.
It will be interesting to see how many games Ngumoha get this summer. Since Luis Diaz and Cody Gakpo are fighting for the position on the left flank, the competition is violent, but the commitment of the elderly would probably fulfill a world of good this summer in its general goal of making the grade in the senior setup.
He will be one who keeps an eye on this summer. There are high hopes for him in Angeld and for good reason.
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Joe Rimmer
The Liverpool Academy has been one of the best and most constant things at the club in the past ten years.
The commitment of the FSG to ensure that the red has received their work in the right of young people triggered dividends whether this is caused by the development of talents, the transfer fees that are now from local players, or most clearly the contribution of the academy to the success of the academy to Liverpools, it is an important part of the association’s DNA.
And while the last season was not a vintage campaign for Liverpool’s youth pages, the emergence of Trey Nyoni, Rio Ngumoha and Amaro Nallo still speaks volumes about the quality at this level.
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Who could achieve their breakthrough this time? My answer to this may be a bit of a fudge because this man has already shown the fans what he is capable of.
But it has to be a big season for Jayden.
The high center forward has talent, desire and perhaps the most important ingredient to be a talent to be in the right place at the right time.
And while he is doing this on the field, Darwin Nunez should actually leave the club in the coming weeks, it could then be back to the right place to show the slot what it is capable of in the pre -season.
However, a loan train is more likely, and this will be the key to further developing the teenager because he tries to leave injury problems behind and gain experience. Liverpool will undoubtedly observe closely.
