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As their dreadful season continues, Fabrizio Romano informs Liverpool how many signings they need

Fabrizio Romano suggests the number of signings Liverpool needs as their horrible season continues. Liverpool is informed by Fabrizio Romano […]

Fabrizio Romano suggests the number of signings Liverpool needs as their horrible season continues.

Liverpool is informed by Fabrizio Romano of the number of signings required

Following yet another incredibly sad outcome for the Reds yesterday, Fabrizio Romano has offered his opinion on Liverpool’s troubles this season.

Even if previous victories against Manchester City and West Ham suggested that things were looking up, Jurgen Klopp’s team was shockingly defeated 1-0 by Nottingham Forest on Saturday in the Premier League.

Romano claims that Liverpool’s main problem this season has been injuries, but he also thinks they may need two or three new additions to shake things up. Romano believes that the team’s confidence has also been hurt by the fitness issues that have plagued a number of important players this season.

New signings are much-needed

Liverpool’s injury situation is enormous. Romano believes that the problem exists—too many players are unavailable. There are too many physical issues. And the squad has some confidence issues.

In 2023, they’ll likely need to add two or three players to assist the team. Even if Darwin Nunez has recently displayed some indications of progress, Liverpool’s big acquisition hasn’t yet had the expected impact.

The Merseyside giants made some brilliant acquisitions in the transfer market earlier in Klopp’s tenure. They signed players like Virgil van Dijk, Mohamed Salah, and Sadio Mane.

Liverpool’s fortunes were drastically changed by these acquisitions. And they now need to acquire a few more players of similar caliber. The injury list for Liverpool can be a big concern for any other team. However, being efficient and resourceful, Jurgen Klopp has managed to get some big wins for the Reds.

Even so, lots of contemporary injuries surely have taken out the confidence and efficiency from the lads. And it is clearly visible in the pitch. It is a matter of time until the next transfer window comes in. The Reds will indeed be looking to bring in some big signings.

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