‘I’m surprised to hear some criticism of Liverpool’: Chris Coleman believes Jurgen Klopp’s side deserve respect after winning the Premier League and Champions League but he keeps out that they have to buy players so they don’t shoot out
- Chris Coleman marvels at the criticism Liverpool have received this season
- Coleman considers Liverpool ‘one of the best teams in the Premier League’
- He says they deserve respect for winning the league and the Champions League
- However, he recognizes the importance of putting players in the summer window
Chris Coleman, a former Crystal Palace defender, marvels at the criticism Liverpool have received this season.
Coleman believes Liverpool are ‘one of the best teams in the Premier League’ and deserve to be treated as one after winning the English Premier League and Champions League this season went.
Coleman, however, has admitted that Liverpool ‘s style of play is inconsistent and that Jurgen Klopp needs to’ put some players in the transfer window ‘so they don’t shoot out.
Chris Coleman says he is ‘surprised by the criticism’ Liverpool have received this season
Speaking on football on Monday night, Coleman said: ‘I’m surprised to hear some criticism of Liverpool. This is a team that has won the title, the Champions League title, is hailed as one of the best teams in the Premier League – which it really is.
‘This season they have badly injured key players. Also Jurgen Klopp’s favorite style of football – heavy metal football – which they’ve been doing for two or three seasons and sooner or later that will catch on.
Coleman believes Liverpool remain ‘one of the best teams in the Premier League’
However, he recognizes the importance of Jurgen Klopp putting players in the summer window
‘They’re a good team, they’re in a sticky moment. Will they win the league, no.
‘I think they need to add some players and they need to support Jurgen in the transfer market.
‘No team can maintain those standards, but can they come back? Of course they can.
‘A lot of their players look a little tired and jumpy from playing the most aggressive, exciting football, but they’ll come back again.