Video .. Liverpool success mix

The official website of the International Football Association (FIFA) singled out a report on the so-called Liverpool's success mix, on the occasion of its participation in the Club World Cup currently held in Qatar.

FIFA stated that the impressive Reds' performance raises the hats for it, as its performance is characterized by the smooth play and the cohesion of the team members, stressing that it is very difficult to penetrate its ranks or reduce the risk of its stars.

FIFA attributed the success of Liverpool to three factors that distinguish the tactical strength of the club that is currently on the throne of European clubs, and these factors are:

Veteran offensive defense
Although they are 21 and 25 years old, respectively, Trent Alexander-Arnold and Andy Robertson became essential catalysts for attack in the ranks of Liverpool during the season and a half of the league, thanks to their speed and confidence in their play and an arsenal of passing the ball transformed these two young stars into a reliable force in the plan on Field.

More importantly, both of them blend in brilliance with the brilliant wing players Sadio Mane (left back with right foot) and Mohamed Salah (right back with left foot).

It testifies to the ability of these defenders to break into the assortment of competitors and exploit the gaps so that they not only pass the balls, but also create opportunities for the African duo who are always thirsty to shake the goal.

The Reds defense is also led by one of the most prominent defenders in the Dutch world, Van Dyck, who remarkably sparkled and had a prominent role in the team's victory in the European Championships (Champions League and European Super), not only for his outstanding defensive skills, but also for his offensive effectiveness, where he makes and records many of the team's goals .

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While the center-back duo provides a spherical momentum for the team, the importance of Roberto Firmino comes from a spherical cunning that has diminished, this Brazilian star has shone repeatedly thanks to his composure at crucial moments, as well as his amazing ability to use the spaces to threaten the opponents' goal.

After he occupied the position of attacking midfielder in the ranks of Hoffenheim and honed his skills as an artist by completing the attacks, he possessed the skills that would qualify him to be the owner of shirt 9 and the difficult number in the ranks of the Liverpool battalion.

Firmino is testament to its ability to provide fellow attackers - especially Sadio Mane and Salah - with balls that penetrate the opponent's defenses, while at other times he storms the opponent's field and passes balls to the midfield players while he is back to the goal, and when the ball is not in his possession, he turns into the first line of defense in the team.

Transitional hegemony
When the world's most elite coaches are asked about the most important elements of their preparations to win matches, they are always at the forefront in playing efficiency when the possession of the ball is transferred from one team to another, and Liverpool has developed a philosophy of "Jigen Pressing" football developed by coach Juergen Klopp in the ranks of Borussia Dortmund, which requires Fast high pressure to restore the ball as soon as lost.

Liverpool also seemed to shine in this tactic, as its players turned into a striking force when retrieving the ball, and when Sadio Mane and Alexander-Arnold were asked about the side that makes Liverpool a club among the world’s largest, their answer was pressure, counter-pressure, and ferocity in style.

All of this is backed by a strong midfield that has footballing ability and the ability to move smoothly around the field and skill in passing, along with skillful organization of rows and discipline and wide options to move the game immediately across the field, just the possession of the ball is enough to change the playing rhythm entirely for Liverpool.