"Liverpool were widely tipped for a second-consecutive title after spending more than 440m (an English record) on new players over the summer. In reality, however, they've found themselves desperately fighting for Champions League qualification after a patchy run of form, particularly in the autumn. You may like With key players starting to look their age, including last season's hero Mo Salah, 33, many Reds fans are hoping the club can launch into a new era as of next term"
"I was there for his first game of the season when he scored, and I even got his shirt. The 69 million arrival from Eintracht Frankfurt scored on his Premier League debut, against Bournemouth, and has already hit double figures in England's top flight this term. He showed everybody that you don't always need a lot of time to adapt, continues Lebeouef. He hadn't experienced English football before but had no fear in showing his talents. He's big, he's quick and he's skilful."
Liverpool entered the season as favorites after a record summer outlay but have struggled and now fight for Champions League qualification following a patchy autumn. Several established players are showing signs of age, including Mo Salah at 33, prompting calls for a new era. Hugo Ekitike joined from Eintracht Frankfurt for a sizable fee, scored on his Premier League debut and has reached double figures this term, demonstrating quick adaptation. Frank Leboeuf praises Ekitike's size, pace and skill and suggests Liverpool should build their future around him as the squad transitions.
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