Klopp has his new Gerrard, the midfielder who's already at Anfield and will help us win the Premier League

After the commotion caused by the possible signing of Jude Bellingham and all that was generated around him with the endless comparisons and similarities that the Briton has with respect to the legend of Merseyside, Steven Gerrard, at the end of the day the fact that the Borussia Dortmund midfielder is about to emigrate to Madrid makes the situation in Liverpool again of simple expectations in reinforcements that can play an important role in the area.

After having analysed and pointed out the almost imminent signing of Alexis Mac Allister as an investment that will be profitable in the short and medium term, the Reds fans have once again become excited about having a young player in the midfield with footballing characteristics that can be spectacular, and recent statements by Jurgen Klopp have hinted that the coach has great confidence in what his young Stefan Bajcetic can do in the next campaign.

Klopp in his statements spoke of the hopeful recovery of the Spanish midfielder, and after showing great improvements after the medical report, it is said that Bajcetic could be in recovery for a few more weeks, treating the German with caution this injury of his player because he knows that time and consistency will make him return to the courts with that momentum and great football that he showed during several games. "There will be parts of reintegration, but that will take time. So, he's not in full training. That's the prediction at the moment. He's completely pain-free, but we're talking about a very young player and a very young body, so we have to be careful."

Bajcetic looking to establish himself at the Reds

Although there are still the after-effects of an injury to overcome before even thinking about returning to high-intensity training, both the Reds coach and the player himself know that this upcoming season is the right one for the Spanish midfielder to fulfil his potential and help his team not only to win the UEFA Europa League title, but also the Premier League title that now rests in the arms of Manchester City. Despite being a complicated task for a player taking his first important steps in the English league, the fans are confident that the Spaniard has the potential to be a leader on the pitch, just as Gerrard himself was in his early days.