The Merseyside club's recent success story is due to a series of good decisions, both on the pitch and in the back office. Jürgen Klopp assembled and managed a great group of players who went on to win major titles such as the Premier League, UEFA Champions League, Club World Cup, European Super Cup and the domestic FA Cup, League Cup and Community Shield.
This led to the enshrinement of a luxury trident that was a goal-scoring machine between Mohamed Salah, Sadio Mané and Roberto Firmino. The explosive combination of these cracks on and off the pitch made Liverpool a team to be feared. After these glorious years, many clubs set their eyes on them, enticing Sadio to leave Anfield, and move to German giants Bayern Munich.
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Now it is the case of Booby Firmino who, according to reports, reveals that his stay with the Red's could end this season, as his contract expires next summer, and although there is interest from both parties to renew, the Brazilian could talk to other clubs from 1 January 2023, leaving the door open to leave for other leagues such as Spain, Germany and Italy.
This week Klopp referred to him and highlighted all that the Carioca has given. "Bobby is an incredibly important player for me, and obviously for the rest of the team. He is the heart and soul of this team". The way we have played over the last few years was only possible because of him," said the former Dortmund man, who is in his seventh year in charge of the team.
Firmino joined Liverpool in 2015 for 41 million from Bundesliga side Hoffenheim, from that moment he clicked with the fans through goals, becoming from that summer onwards the player with the most games played (330) and obviously, with the most minutes on the pitch (23,478). Today Bobby is preparing to play his second World Cup with Brazil, once he is on Tite's radar for the final list of 23 selected players.
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