5 BIG Changes Ruben Amorim Will Make At Liverpool!

Five guys in defense instead of the 433, a game plan focused on keeping him tight at the back, guess what happens if Ruben Amarim becomes the first choice for the manager's job at Anfield? Big

changes

may be in store for us next season as we shake up the team's lineup to possibly welcome Fresh Faces to the team today, we dive into five potential

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that Ruben Amarim could bring to the table if he ends up taking the Liverpool Reigns, but hey, before rushing the judges in the comments, remember that just throwing out ideas based on Rubén Amar's history in sports happy with the name of the club, sports fans are also just a heads up, our fifth point

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sure you stick around now, we'll go ahead and smash those like and subscribe buttons. and let's dive right in, we know that many of you

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still feel depressed because Shabi Alonzo decided to stay in Germany for another year;

He was certainly a fan favorite, but what you may not know is how notable Rubén Amarim really is. If you're curious about the Portuguese coach's strategic approach and how he manages his team, you'll definitely want to check out our in-depth look at Rubén Amarine. . It may

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you look beyond Alonzo, but for this video let's focus on his potential changes, say goodbye to the 433 we mentioned above, we will see the end of Klopp and his iconic 433 setup with the close of the season, that's because Amarim has a strong preoccupation with the 343 formation from his time in Brager to Amar's preferred build in his current career has consistently been the 343.

This formation allows his team to maintain a solid defense EV while launching powerful attacks. , but the big question is whether he will carry this strategy into his track record and the clear preference for this formation suggests he will. So let's take a look at what the Rojo's lineup could look like next season, even before the new faces join during the summer when the team doesn't have the ball. Amarim often switches to a 523 or 541 formation, which is more or less like this now. We know what you might be thinking. Liverpool have a lot of talent in midfield and moving to that lineup could mean sacrificing a midfielder to start an extra defender, but here's the kicker.

The Liverpool team is incredibly adaptable. Dominic Sabosa is as comfortable on the wings as he is on the double pivot and Curtis Jones is no different. Harvey Elliot has shown his capabilities as a right winger this season and it looks like playing like Mo Sales, under study, could be on the cards for him with Ruben Amarim. Ryan Greenberg is ready to serve. as a backup center with Stefan bich potentially taking on the rare Endo spot in the starting lineup in the future as for the full backs and Robertson Conor Bradley and Costa Simas have what it takes to excel in that position, but you're probably wondering about Trent.

Alexander Arnold, well, you'll have to stay tuned to find out our take on where English fits into all of this. We get it, saying goodbye to the 433 that brought Klopp and his team so much success is a bitter pill to swallow, but if Amarine decides to part ways with the 433. This is how Liverpool could be shaping up for next season, so what do you think it will bring? Do you love Anfield with your favorite formation or will you modify your tactics to suit the team you have? comments this video is sponsored by copy clothing copy clothing is a Liverpool clothing site owned by match fans each design is limited edition and is perfect to wear on match day on the terrace of an anfield at your venue or comfortably in your own comfort home, as stated, each design is limited edition and if a product is shown out of stock, they will not restock it, so if you have something in mind, grab it quick.

Lastly, copywear wants your fellow Reds to be 100% satisfied with their orders, so if there is a reason you are not satisfied, they will refund you no questions asked, visit copywear.com or hit the link in the description to get all your Liverpool merch anyway, let's get back to today's video from our perspective. We're betting on Amarim sticking with his preferred setup primarily because of his distinctive approach to the game, which is our next big talking point in this possession-based soccer video. Did you know that sport and Liverpool have something in common this season? Yes, they both use the 325 during their warm-up play, but there's a catch: the pace at which they play couldn't be more different.

Liverpool have been known for their direct approach to the game over the years, although Klopp has been working to add a bit more control to his game. In the build-up play this season, the Reds still rely heavily on their direct style to put pressure on the opponent; In fact, Liverpool ranked second in the Premier League for the most direct attacks with 71, just one behind Manchester United, but when it comes to preparatory attacks, we are sitting in seventh place with 79. On the other hand , the sport not only leads the Portuguese league in direct attacks with 60, but also dominates in previous attacks with a whopping 83.

Remember our detailed analysis on amarim. We highlighted how their teams love to keep the ball moving with short passes, especially using that three-man defensive line, making them second in Portugal in this strategy, while Liverpool were sixth in the Premier League in regarding more short passes completed, but here's something even more interesting that really underlines the difference between the two clubs Liverpool sit sixth in the league for attempting the most long passes with a total of 2.18 more than any team in the half top of the table, while Sporting are at the bottom of the table in Portugal with only 1,662 long pass attempts.

So what does this mean for Liverpool's place? Are we about to see the end of their high-flying direct football in favor of simply passing the ball? Well, Amarim is not exactly known for his adaptability, often taking advantage of his number nine as a key player when under pressure from the opponent, however, we are likely to see a shift towards a more possession-based game under his management, although the team resistance in direct football might not disappear completely in defense first, now you are probably wondering why Amarim is so fanatical about keeping the ball well, a big reason is to defend with possession after all, if the opponent does not have the ball , they are not scoring right now, let's dive into defense which is our third highlight, all three for the free setup, marine favors is not just about attacking flexibility it is also about how seamlessly you can switch to a f-man defense and this strategy is working wonders for the sport, boasting the third best defensive record in the League with only 26 goals conceded doesn't sound too impressive, especially as Liverpool have the second best defense with the same number of goals allowed, so what makes Amar's defense stand out well, let's break it down.

Liverpool's expected goals against this season is 34.5, the highest among the title contenders. Furthermore, a recurring problem for the Reds is that they often concede the first big chance of the game, esp. notable in the first five minutes, meanwhile the sport has the lowest . On the contrary, Liverpool are surpassing their XGA thanks mainly to their Stellar. performances from Allison and Kellerer, but relying too much on your goalkeepers is not a long-term strategy, you just can't always give your opponents chances and expect them to miss them. This is another point in the column of why Amar might lean towards a 34.

At Liverpool it's not about having a defensive mentality. It is about the formation's ability to form a tight defensive block that provides numerical superiority in its own third and let's not forget that defense wins you titles. The right players, no doubt, if the Portuguese tactician manages to get to Anfield he will have all the support he needs in the summer transfer window with his connections to the sport. There's a good chance he'll bring a familiar face. Most of you are probably dreaming of signing Victor Guz, the forward with more than 50 goals involved this season. But considering Liverpool spent money on Darwin Nunes not long ago, it's unlikely they'll pay for another high-cost striker this summer, but here's something you may not have considered: there's a sporting player who could fit perfectly into Liverpool's visions. love 343 and he would also fit perfectly with Liverpool's current needs.

Enter Gonzalo Inazio, the 22-year-old left centre-back. Inazio stands out as one of the Premier League's talents in progressing the ball from the back, whether through his impressive range of passing or his ability to carry the ball, he has been instrumental and Sporting's patient build-up play, showing his ability to maintain possession even under pressure this season, highlighted some of Andy Robertson's challenges in adapting to the left central defender role during Liverpool's 3-2 build-up phase, bringing in a player as AIO. could not only improve Liverpool's build-up play in the future, but also facilitate the smooth implementation of the amarim system for the midfield.

We don't really see a pressing need for new faces in the short term, as we mentioned before that Liverpool's midfield is stacked, especially considering during the likely adoption of the amarim system. formation 343 who said we believe there is room for improvement in the full-back positions, sure we have recognized that Robertson Bradley and Simas have what it takes to excel there, but that doesn't mean Liverpool shouldn't consider reporting in this area. We have our eyes on Brighton's pee and stupy non for the left-back role and Fulham and Tony Robinson to take control on the right, solid defense and possess the ability to push forward and drive the ball up the pitch as well that, what is your Accept these suggestions.

Do you have other names you would like to mention? Also leave a comment if you think there are other areas Liverpool should focus on strengthening this summer. Trent Alexander Arnold's Dilemma. You have to wonder why Trent Alexander isn't mentioned. Arnold, while we talk about Liverpool's defense and midfield options, hold on to your hats because the fifth and final point might take you by surprise, let's delve into Trent being without a doubt a generational talent and has already cemented his status as a Liverpool legend with the Premier League and the Champions League. titles under his belt, he is undoubtedly one of the best technical players in the League and has a range of passing and vision matched by few, but here is the kicker.

Trent might not fit into Amar's 343 system, surprised, well let's break it down to thrive as a full-back. amarim setup a player needs to dominate the wide areas by making constant runs up and down the entire field. It is a role that requires a traditional overlapping fullback, not one who cuts through the middle, whereas this was Trent's role when he first arrived in the senior team. He has evolved into a more inverted winger, especially this season. A telling moment was during the 3-1 defeat to Arsenal, where his role on the flank left him isolated and Liverpool lost his exceptional ball-playing skills.

It's clear that Trent's days of playing conventionally are over. The full-back role could have been left behind and there are a couple of reasons why this Amarim system requires a tight pressing structure that forces opponents to the sidelines. This is where Trent's defensive positioning could be a hiccup in Amarin's playbook. positioned to effectively cut into those wide areas, then there is the problem of injuries, especially this season, after years of playing an intensely physical game along the flanks, it is unclear whether he will be able to meet the demands of a full-back in the demanding configuration of loving and about Trent's idea. move to midfield Liverpool's center is already full, as we said before he is unlikely to replace wato endo and benching mallister would only complicate things for the potential new manager.

The same goes for ktis Jones and Dominic sabosa in terms of getting playing time, so what's next for Tren? Well, with his contract ending in the summer of 2025 and rumors of interest from Real Madrid getting stronger, could we witness the 25-year-old making a stunning exit from Anfield or will Amarim refuse to let such a player go? only one that modifies its own system? To include it, we know this might stir up a bit of controversy, but remember we're just putting together possibilities based on our Marine's past strategies, so take it with a grain of salt.and as a disclaimer, Trent Alexander Arnold is actually one of my favorites.

Lial players, okay folks, these are purely our thoughts on what could happen if Amarine takes the helm based on her history with the sport. Some ideas may seem far-fetched, while others may resonate with you either way, we're eager to hear your views, so please do. Leave them in the comments section below and don't forget to hit the like button and subscribe for more deep Liverpool kills. Thank you and I'll see you all next time, take care, peace.