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Liverpool’s new season forecast start XI features four new signatures.
Dominik Szoboszlai loses his position in the middle as Florian Wirtz has arrived.
The Reds’ new look attacks seem unstoppable, with the superstar striker joining the fight.
Premier League fixtures will be announced this week, and Liverpool will begin their reign as champions by welcoming Bournemouth on Friday, August 15th, but who will make their starting XI?
The Reds are already very busy in the transfer market, facing a home conflict with Arsenal on Cherry, a trip to Newcastle and a few first gear.
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Florian Wirtz and Milos Kerkez are expected to chase Jeremie Frimpong through the doors of Anfield, so the Arne Slot side can have a whole new look in August.
But with so many new faces and things like Trent Alexander Arnold and perhaps Andy Robertson starting out, what does the manager’s first team look like? I asked Grok, the AI tool from X, to set red in the 4-2-3-1 formation.
AI predicts Liverpool’s starting XI vs Bournemouth
Defense: emptyleon, Frive, Council, Van Dijk, Cerkez, Cerkez
There is little surprise at the predictions of Liverpool’s defensive setup. All signs point to Kerquez being the next new face passing through the door.
International teammates of Hungarian star’s father Dominique Schizobosilai have largely confirmed the move this week, with Bournemouth already signing his replacement in the form of Adrien Truffart.
On the other side, Konate is adjacent to Frimpong. Frimon is an incredible threat to targets from a wider position and should fill in some way to fill the void left by Alexander Arnold.
Defensive midfield: Gravenberch, Mac Allister
Again, there’s ample consistency through the spine of Liverpool’s predicted setup, which shows the beauty that builds behind a season that won a stunning title.
Ryan Gravenburch has launched 37 of his side’s 38 league matches and has been crowned the young player on top flight last term, aiming to continue his development alongside World Cup winner Alexis Mac Alistair.
Mid-Attack: Whartz, Gakupo
If fans were worried about the creativity lost due to the deputy captain’s departure, the arrival of Wortz to enter the slot with Sarah should alleviate those concerns. The German International and the Egyptian King have been the only two players in Europe’s Big Five League, supporting more than 10 goals in the last two seasons, and supporting more than 10 goals.
League statistics 2024/25 | Mohamed is wrong | Florian Wirtz |
|---|---|---|
the goal | 29 | 10 |
assist | 18 | 12 |
Shot creation action | 169 | 148 |
A successful take-on | 58 | 82 |
cross | 79 | 101 |
On the left, a nod goes to Gakupo, giving credit to the idea that Luis Diaz will leave the club in connection with Barcelona and the Saudian professional league.
Striker: Alexander Isaac
With Darwin Nunes set to leave Merseyside this summer to join the Serie A club, there is plenty of speculation about who will be playing the No. 9 role under the slot, and Groke predicts Newcastle superstar Alexander Isaac.
The 25-year-old is believed to hold a £150 million price tag with his current employer. This breaks the top flight record and Liverpool’s own top signature.
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