Less than two years ago, Jurgen Klopp rocked Liverpool Football Club with the announcement that he would leave his post at the end of the 2023/24 season.
Liverpool fans have estimated that the glory days would no longer be, and the German project would weaken after several years of illustrious success.
This was of course not the case, with FSG appointing the Arne de Feyenoord slit, then looking at the clever tactician wanted the Klopp team in a new form, paid to all the hopes of a Liverpool fall, and by guiding the red to the title of the Premier League.
Then begins a new era, allowing Liverpool to sign rather exciting superstars. Alexander Isak provided the cream on an extraordinary summer transfer window, but it is Florian Wirtz who could become the boy in the club poster.
Why Liverpool signed Wirtz
Liverpool broke the British transfer record at the signing of Wirtz de Bayer Leverkusen for costs of 116 million pounds sterling. The 22-year-old arrived after imposing himself as a “generational talent” in Germany, as the sports media professional noted, Cristian Nyari, and fills the creative void that left when Trent Alexander-Arnold Up and left for Real Madrid.
Admittedly, Wirtz’s first Wirtz games in the Premier League were not the dreams, but there is no doubt that his immense quality is in there and that he will become a superstar under the slot wing.
After a few silent projections, he looked more flashy and smoother while Liverpool beat the Rivaux of the Arsenal title before the international break and should become one of the main players of the Premier League.
Liverpool paid the big dollars to bring Wirtz, and that’s good, but the side of Anfield could already have a house version of the playmaker in Rio Ngumoha, who has already made his brand this season.
The future liverpool superstar
Liverpool poache Ngumoha from Cobham Academy de Chelsea in 2024, and from the start, it was clear that they had won an elite talent, John Terry even noted that he was “emptied” the blues had lost a perspective with a certain resemblance to Eden Hazard.
He made exciting progress during his stay on the Merseyside, but Ngumoha was announced during the margin of the winner in St. James’ Park during his early beginnings last month, marking the most extraordinary.
Electricity on the balloon, physical and having presented an ability to keep its cool to convert in great moments, Ngumoha is a lot, and his early emergence somewhat recalls his professional beginnings at the age of Bayer Leverkusen, with German talent making his professional debut at the age of 17 in May 2020.
The rest belongs to history, and Ngumoha has already been written in records with his goal against the Magpies. Hailed as a “special” player from journalist Bance Bocsak for her efforts during the pre-season, Ngumoha has since revealed himself in a different category.
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The youngest markers in the history of the Premier League |
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Player |
Age |
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1 |
James Vaughan |
16 years, 8 months, 27 days |
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2 |
James Milner |
16 years, 11 months, 22 days |
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3 |
Wayne Rooney |
16 years, 11 months, 25 days |
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4 |
Rio NGUMOHA |
16 years, 11 months, 26 days |
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5 |
Cesc Fabregas |
17 years, 3 months, 21 days |
It was a breathtaking moment, of course, and Ngumoha’s potential is clearly recognized by Slot and the Liverpool coaches staff, who chose to sign a direct replacement of Luis Diaz this summer after sold the Colombian to Bayern Munich for 65.5 million pounds Sterling.
NGUMOHA will present himself in good place throughout the campaign, and since he has just been 17 years old, he certainly has the same prodigious weight as Wirtz when the German began to make a name in Germany.
It would be foolish for the Reds to gain too much weight on the back of this young person while he cuts his teeth at the senior level, but there is no doubt that he has what it takes to imitate Wirtz and one day standing next to him like a generational talent at Liverpool of Slot.
