Echo: How Red Army fans treat Arnold is the highlight, the Red Army may restart its main force

May 6th, Premier League champion Liverpool's final three rounds schedule is Arsenal, away matches Brighton and Crystal Palace. The Liverpool Echo wrote an article analyzing the use of the Reds' home match against the Gunners.

Home match against Arsenal Reds may change their lineup

Slott previously said that after Liverpool won the Premier League championship, he will rotate the team to provide more opportunities for marginal players. Sure enough, when the Reds headed to Stamford Bridge on Sunday, he kept his promise. The Dutch coach made six rotations, Elliott and Endo Hang won their first Premier League start this season, and Curtis Jones, Jota, Zimikas and Konsa were also on the starting list.

And Chiesa also got the opportunity to come on as a substitute, met the conditions to win the medal, and Heravenberg received a complete rest. So it's very likely that Slott will change the lineup again when facing the Gunners.

Arnold puzzle

Arnold has confirmed that he will leave Liverpool after his contract expires this summer. It is understandable that Reds fans are feeling, but it will be very interesting to see what kind of treatment Arnold will be treated in the last three games of the Reds. The England international admitted he understood the feeling of hurt and anger.

And the head coach must make a difficult decision, is he going to let Arnold continue to start? Or should we focus on the future and let Bradley play? Elsewhere, if Zimikas and Kunsa exit the starter, Robertson and Connate will be expected to return.

Hrafenberger returns to the roster

It would be surprising if he didn't return against Arsenal, but the question is whether he will return to the starting lineup or come on the bench? There is no doubt that Liverpool hopes to avoid losing streaks, and this is a strong confrontation in front of home team fans, and it is not surprising if Slot enables a regular starter.

Orito Hokki of course hopes to take the No. 6 position again, but if the coach chooses Heraffenberg, it will be difficult for the Japanese international to get a chance. Similarly, Elliott wants to start consecutively, but Sobosloy is fighting for a return, and McAllister may also replace Curtis Jones to return to the starting lineup. The tangle on the offensive end continues

Salah will play against Arsenal, and he will continue to chase Premier League records, but who will partner with him is still a question. Jota performed mediocrely against Chelsea, while Nunez missed a clear scoring opportunity after coming off the bench, and Liverpool's center problem still exists.

Gakbo's performance at Stamford Bridge was the most prominent, and he might keep his starting position. But if Slott wants to rotate at the left winger position, then Louis Diaz may return to the starting lineup after missing a chance against Chelsea. Of course, Chiesa is also an option, whether as a striker or a left winger, but he has not started in the Premier League this season, and he only made a brief appearance as a substitute in the last round.