What to look at Liverpool in the new season?

Friends, the new lemonade is ready, will you have a glass?

Previous Lemonade Review: After selling Kelleher for 18 million, Liverpool signed Woodman. For the Red Army, this guy can cheer when he is free, respond to emergency when he is busy, and also brings a valuable household registration book. For Woodman, this transfer not only allowed him to gain a wealthy resume, but he could also brag to his grandson 50 years later, "I signed a total of 7 players that year when Liverpool bought me, and our total value reached 500 million."

However, Woodman's value is limited to this. After all, Liverpool has Mamaldashvili, which is the most luxurious second goal in the world. He has an amazing wingspan and reaction speed, and his tall figure does not delay the door-line technology at all. He has extremely strong air control capabilities, and his control range and bounce make people feel like a data supermodel. In the 2023-24 season, Mamaldashvili saved 11.3 expected goals, ranking first in La Liga. If he was crazy, he was the team's moving goal post.

However, he still cannot replace Alisson. First, he exposed some shortcomings in the goal and hesitation in decision making last season, and he needs to slowly adapt to the pace of the Premier League. Secondly, Alisson basically has all of his paychecks, but Alisson is much more professional than his goalkeepers who crossed the border to grab jobs.

Think about it, what would you say if two people sat together and chatted?

Mamaldashvili: I was in Valencia and had 430 saves.

Alisson: I am at Liverpool and have one goal and three assists. How can I compare this thing?

Fortunately, Alisson's attendance rate will allow these two people to achieve a smooth transition. As for why Liverpool has to make the goalkeeper so crowded, if you have ever lived in the era of Karius, you will understand...

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