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Julian Nagelsmann has suggested Liverpool ’s lack of stabilty and Florian Wirtz ’s team-mates are partially to blame for the Germany midfielder’s struggles. Wirtz is yet to hit the ground running at Liverpool following his £116million move from Bayer Leverkusen in the summer transfer window.
Between now and Christmas, their league fixtures look rather more favorable but it only takes a rough trip to the London Stadium or some off color finishing against Robin Roefs and there's a chance for Arsenal and Manchester City to push away.
The last time Liverpool lost four successive away Premier League matches was in April 2012. It leaves the defence of their crown in tatters
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There will be hand-wringing in Liverpool quarters given the questionable calls in the first half of the Reds' loss to Manchester City at the Etihad Stadium on Sunday, and rightly so, but that grumbling only serve as a distraction the main takeaway from the game.
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Germany head coach Julian Nagelsmann believes Liverpool's lack of stability this season could be impacting Florian Wirtz and has called on the midfielder's teammates to start converting the chances he creates. Wirtz has struggled for form since joining the Premier League champions in a £100 million ($132m) move from Bayer Leverkusen in the summer.
Guardiola’s Verdict After Liverpool’s Setback at Man CityManchester City’s 3-0 win over Liverpool at the Etihad created another significant storyline in a rivalry that continues to shape the