Alexis Mac Allister of Liverpool celebrates scoring his objective. (Picture by Marc Atkins/Getty Pictures)
Liverpool midfielder Alexis Mac Allister has heaped reward on supervisor Arne Slot for the way in which the workforce has carried out underneath him this season.
Liverpool have skilled a clean transition underneath the Dutch supervisor after the departure of Jurgen Klopp on the finish of final season.
Liverpool are at present on prime of the league desk and they’re on prime of the Champions League standings as effectively. They’ve already made it to the finals of the English League Cup and only a few would have anticipated them to carry out the way in which they’ve accomplished up to now.
Alexis Mac Allister has now highlighted the important thing tactical variations between the 2 managers and he has additionally defined why Liverpool have suffered fewer accidents in comparison with their rivals.
Golf equipment like Arsenal, Manchester Metropolis, and Tottenham have had a number of damage issues this season however Liverpool have managed to keep away from such sufferings.
Tactical swap has helped Liverpool
Liverpool employed a high-intensity urgent system underneath their earlier supervisor however they’ve switched to a extra affected person and possession-based model of soccer underneath Slot. It has allowed them to preserve their vitality and the gamers have naturally been so much more energizing after video games.
Mac Allister stated to La Media Inglesa: “I feel the primary distinction is that earlier than we have been a really, very direct workforce and right this moment we’re a workforce the place we attempt to be a bit extra affected person and a bit extra possessive.
“I feel that with the standard of the gamers we’ve, with the bodily capability of the gamers we’ve, having possession and, at occasions, having the ability to relaxation with the ball has helped us so much to be extra recent.”
It will likely be fascinating to see if Slot can information Liverpool to a league title win this season. Profitable the Premier League in his debut season could be a outstanding achievement for the Dutch supervisor.
