Liverpool will strengthen the last two puzzle pieces of the grand formation. The 500 million pounds of renewal is not a good thing

August 13, many Premier League teams have their own "transfer deadline", that is, on August 16, when the Premier League starts, they hope that new players will arrive before the start of the game. But things won't be that perfect, there will always be signing a contract with a buzzer-beating contract on the summer window of September 1st.

Liverpool is now catching up on time to talk about Guy, and the central defender crisis is expected to ease.

At the same time, he was also waiting for Newcastle to make up a center and quote Isaac for a second time.

Some fans are spending 300 million for Liverpool this summer, and it is possible that the final 450-500 million pounds of signings will be applauded, but I always have a hint of worry in my heart, and I don’t think this is a good thing.

Even Liverpool legend Carragher thinks this summer window is unusual, "This is not the Liverpool I know."

Let's not talk about the far-reaching ones, just talk about selling Coutinho. The stars Liverpool really spent a lot of money on the Premier League summer and winter windows are Van Dijk and Alisson.

The fenway sports group that was so generous at once is really puzzling.

To be honest, the Premier League championship won last season was also "exceeded expectations" within Liverpool. You can win the Premier League championship without spending money, and can you defend the title with a lot of money?

I personally think that large-scale updates may not be a good choice after winning the championship.

For example, why don’t you find a way to retain the meritorious player Diaz and have to change to a more expensive Ekitic? Is it just a 5-year-old age difference?

Will buying Isaac with a record £150 million will make Liverpool invincible? Isn’t it good to use this money to supplement a central defender, a midfielder, and a right winger potential stock?

If Liverpool wants to use this summer window to make a thorough innovation, then it is not thorough enough. Moreover, before signing, it was actually mined. It is not appropriate to renew the contract with two veterans Van Dyke and Salah. Neither should be radical, but the scientific method is to leave only one. The complete transformation of the

lineup is actually limited to the frontcourt.

And Liverpool's midfield and backcourt are hidden in crisis. Once one of Van Dyke and Connate is injured, we can only count on possible new players Guy to come up. Gomez is injured, Kunsa is gone, and Robertson and Endo are guest appearances sometimes?

Liverpool bought Van Dyke in January 2018 and introduced Kirkz and Flynnon this summer. The back line signings can be counted with one hand, but in fact, there are only two, Connat and Zimikas.

Liverpool seems to have moved from one extreme to another.

For example, in the past, I criticized Liverpool for not introducing a top midfielder, but instead bought three, Graffenberg, Sobosloy, and McAllister.

Nowadays, I focus on the most expensive buying. Even if Isaac comes, there are only four people on the front line, Isaac, Ekitic, Hakpo, and Salah. Can you expect the two children, Engumoha and Dok, to suddenly mature and be able to enter the rotation? Liverpool had at least six forwards last season.

In fact, just after the Community Shield was finished, Liverpool fans have begun to miss Nunez.

Ekitic is indeed agile and more delicate in technology, but many times Liverpool needs Nunez's large-scale mix-up.

Not long after, people will miss Diaz, Liverpool's No. 1 fighter, and Arnold, the one who can pass the threatening ball the most.

Of course, we will continue to mourn and miss Jota who unfortunately passed away.

The team of course has to move forward, and it is normal for people to come and go. But such a radical summer window operation may not be scientific from the perspective of team building.

Even if Isaac comes in the end, I don't think Liverpool can kill all sides.

High-value stars like Isaac, Werz, and Ekitic are all double-edged swords. Once you don’t play well in one or two games, the pressure will come. If you can’t stand it psychologically, you may lose all your money.

Van Dyke's dullness, Salah's downturn, Sobosloy's at a loss, the huge gap behind Kirkz and Flynnpon... A series of problems, if they break out at the same time, Liverpool will enter a very, very, very difficult period.