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Evaluation of Liverpool 1-0 win over Wolverhampton, Jurgen Klopp noted the addition of Mateusz Nunes to the home side’s midfield made it “twice as hard”.
Liverpool put in a much better performance to book their place in the fourth round of the FA Cup on Tuesday night, and Harvey Elliott’s goal was decisive.
In the first game, when the Wolves team struggled with a strong rotation, a mix of secondary players and youngsters dominated most of the game.
However, the Wolves were not without chances, possessing the ball more often (58%) and had 11 shots on goal in of Liverpool seven with an expected goal score of 1.53–0.16.
And in his post-match press conference, Klopp noted the influence of both Nunes and another Reds-linked player, Ruben Neves, on the changing landscape of the game.
“It’s important not to get caught up in such a game,” he explained.
“Because they performed well, yes, [but] we went down a little deeper, I didn’t like it much, the wolves rose a little.
“When Neves is in the game, everything changes a lot, and when Nunes appears on the field, everything becomes doubly difficult.
“We performed really well. We changed, we just had to be serious and sensible to really do it at the right times.
Naturally, there is little to read of Klopp few words on the 24-year-old, but given Liverpool’s well-known interest in Nunes, it’s certainly interesting.
The club held talks with the Portuguese last summer but the deal fell through and instead a commitment was made for him to return in 2023.
Joining Wolves after he has already played twice for Sporting this season, FIFA rules prevent Nunes from playing for a third club this campaign.
So this will be a summer transfer and Klopp is clearly a fan of the dynamic midfielder, who is likely to move for around £44m.
Evaluation of Liverpool 1-0 win over Wolverhampton, Jurgen Klopp noted the addition of Mateusz Nunes to the home side’s midfield made it “twice as hard”.
Liverpool put in a much better performance to book their place in the fourth round of the FA Cup on Tuesday night, and Harvey Elliott’s goal was decisive.
In the first game, when the Wolves team struggled with a strong rotation, a mix of secondary players and youngsters dominated most of the game.
However, the Wolves were not without chances, possessing the ball more often (58%) and had 11 shots on goal in of Liverpool seven with an expected goal score of 1.53–0.16.
And in his post-match press conference, Klopp noted the influence of both Nunes and another Reds-linked player, Ruben Neves, on the changing landscape of the game.
“It’s important not to get caught up in such a game,” he explained.
“Because they performed well, yes, [but] we went down a little deeper, I didn’t like it much, the wolves rose a little.
“When Neves is in the game, everything changes a lot, and when Nunes appears on the field, everything becomes doubly difficult.
“We performed really well. We changed, we just had to be serious and sensible to really do it at the right times.
Naturally, there is little to read of Klopp few words on the 24-year-old, but given Liverpool’s well-known interest in Nunes, it’s certainly interesting.
The club held talks with the Portuguese last summer but the deal fell through and instead a commitment was made for him to return in 2023.
Joining Wolves after he has already played twice for Sporting this season, FIFA rules prevent Nunes from playing for a third club this campaign.
So this will be a summer transfer and Klopp is clearly a fan of the dynamic midfielder, who is likely to move for around £44m.
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