Last season’s runner-up by a solitary point difference Liverpool, is anxious for their star player Nat Phillips. A Heart-breaking final-day loss and a solitary point difference were all that separated Manchester City from Liverpool. The Merseyside club led their foundation in 1892. Since then, dominating the English Premier League has been Liverpool’s never-ending story. Liverpool won 19 League titles, 8 FA Cups, a record 9 League Cups as well as 16 FA Community Shields. The Merseyside club have kept all the Trophies of European competition of each type. London giants have the backing of worldwide loyal supporting fans with the motto of “You’ll Never Walk Alone”.
The Merseyside club is currently in 7th position, last of the Big 6 of the Premier League. Jürgen Klopp‘s side after having a poor start to the new campaign, are somehow back on track. Moreover, the Reds were also indulged in a busy transfer session this summer. Jürgen Klopp wants to reinforce the team’s attack and defence by signing in new players. Bringing in Calvin Ramsay, Darwin Nunez, Fabio Carvalho, and Arthur Melo. In the opening 6 games, the Reds have won only 2 games, 3 draws, and a loss. And currently at 7th position. Furthermore, Reds manager Jürgen Klopp is now in worry about his squad regarding Nat Phillips.
Liverpool manager Jürgen Klopp is worried about Nat Phillips’s future stay at the club.
The 25-years-old Nat Phillips is an English who plays as a centre-back in the Premier League Merseyside club, Liverpool. Nat Phillips was a product of Liverpool youth academy. In 2019, the Englishman made his arrival to German second division club VfB Stuttgart on loan. Furthermore, on October 2020, Phillips made his Premier League debut for the Merseyside club. Now, on January 2022, he arrived at the English side of AFC Bournemouth on loan.
The 25-years-old is Liverpool’s manager Klopp’s fifth-choice option in the central defence. The English Centre-back also suffered from his injury last season. Coming back from injury is a very difficult time for the Englishman to cope. Can Jürgen Klopp and Nat Phillips together work their way out for the betterment of the Merseyside club Liverpool?
