Player who could finally improve Liverpool is on the radar

As the Premier League season continues, the Reds continue to find themselves with multiple problems to maintain a competitive midfield due to the endless injuries that have accompanied them for a couple of months now, generating a defensive and offensive imbalance, giving the Anfield team exhibitions where the goals never come and others where they are exhibited with results like the one obtained against Napoli on matchday 1 of the Champions League group stage.

Part of what the Englishmen are experiencing today is due to the failed attempt by Jurgen Klopp and the board to find a midfielder to reinforce the team for the current campaign, with the German coach having to adjust to playing with the available elements and wait for the injured to recover quickly to begin the process of readapting to the pitch.

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Even before the end of the summer transfer window, a number of players were already on the English club's radar, with the likes of current Borussia Dortmund star Jude Bellingham being touted as a last-minute addition. Nicolo Barella, who plays for Inter Milan, was also linked with a move, but it was Ecuadorian Moises Caicedo, currently playing for Brighton, who caught the eye of the Reds.

The Ecuadorian player of just 20 years of age perfectly fulfils the needs that Liverpool and Jurgen Klopp have today, surpassing other more experienced elements by presenting as his main weapons his youth, his perseverance and his knowledge of football in England, being a very complete piece for a team that has wasted time and money with other players such as Naby Keita.

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Caicedo was always a key player for manager Graham Potter during his time at Brighton, and his arrival at Chelsea poses a serious threat to Klopp and his team, as the Blues could possibly launch a bid for the player in the winter transfer window, leaving the midfielder in doubt as to where he will continue his career.