Liverpool s strong reinforcements are embarrassing, worth 100 million yuan and suffered a 0-5 defeat. Cristiano Ronaldo s dilemma hides hope for recovery

0 to 5! Liverpool's blockbuster summer transfer is now as embarrassing as their humiliating loss to Manchester United! Fortunately, this new player's Cristiano Ronaldo-like dilemma has increased the possibility of tearing off the parallel import label and kicking out his worth. In the game against Manchester United, Isaac started again, but again he was mediocre. Played for more than 70 minutes, took 2 shots, 1 shot on target, missed 1 great opportunity, touched the ball 19 times, and lost 8 of them. Coincidentally, the 6.5 points Isak scored after this game is exactly his average rating for Liverpool so far this season.

In 6 Premier League and Champions League games, he played about 340 minutes and still scored 0 goals. This kind of data performance is far from worthy of the 145 million euro transfer fee. It also made Liverpool's "Premier League Finale" talk that became popular after signing him a laughing stock. What's even more embarrassing is that Newcastle, who were resolutely abandoned by Isaac, had no choice but to sign Walter Mader for 75 million euros as a replacement. As a result, the overall performance so far this season has far exceeded Isaac. He has scored 5 goals in 7 Premier League and Champions League games, totaling about 500 minutes, and averaged nearly 7 points per game. So, does Isaac, whose goalscoring record is temporarily defeated 0-5, have a chance to overtake Walter Mader and play as he deserves in Liverpool? Judging from Isaac's Cristiano Ronaldo-style dilemma, the probability is not low.

In the summer of 2022, due to many reasons such as the pain of losing a son, conflicts with the general, and seeking a transfer, President Luo did not follow the team for systematic training before the start of the new season. This directly led to a serious decline in personal condition after the start of the season. It is obvious from the performance on the field that his physical condition cannot adapt to the high-intensity game rhythm. This is very similar to the current Isaac, which makes people feel weak. Isaac, who stopped training in order to leave Newcastle, also did not conduct systematic training this summer. So from this point of view, as the training progresses during the season and the physical condition gradually adapts to the high-intensity game rhythm, Isaac has a good chance of playing as he deserves.

Of course, his poor performance after moving to Liverpool must be more than just this factor. When he was playing for Newcastle, the whole team revolved around him, and his midfield teammates chased him to feed him cakes, and he did not need to participate in defense. However, in Liverpool, Isaac is not the core arrow, and the pie he gets is quite limited. In addition, Salah and Wirtz also lack defense. These situations will greatly limit Isaac's performance. In addition, as a top contender for the title, Liverpool will be subject to much more public opinion attacks than Newcastle. Whether their self-confidence can withstand it is also a question. When these factors are superimposed, it can only be said that Isaac's personal ability is fine, but the probability of failing is far less optimistic than "he has proven himself in the Premier League and it is difficult to fail."