Former Liverpool Star Acknowledges Endo’s Impact in Anfield Midfield
Wataru Endo’s outstanding performance against Manchester City at Anfield has aroused the curiosity of former Liverpool star Lucas Leiva. The Japanese midfielder, who has been gradually working his way into Jurgen Klopp’s team, proved his skills in the match against Pep Guardiola’s side.
Endo’s prevailing presence in the middle of the park frustrated City’s standout playmaker, Kevin De Bruyne. With his perfect positioning and timely interceptions, the 31-year-old proved to be a difficult opponent for the opposition.
What a player you are @wataru0209, makes the team keep going and connecting all the time . https://t.co/qSdS3uUPju
— Lucas Leiva (@LucasLeiva87) March 10, 2024
Lucas Leiva, an experienced player at Anfield, couldn’t help but be pleased with Endo’s performance. The former Liverpool midfielder praised Endo’s progress into a world-class player, acknowledging his contributions to the team’s performance against a strong opponent such as Manchester City.
Endo’s impact surpasses beyond a single match. The midfielder has made major contributions throughout the season, showing his versatility and dependability across multiple competitions. Endo has proven to be a significant addition for Klopp’s team, having made 12 starts and 8 substitute appearances in the Premier League.
In addition, his performances in UEFA Europa League and Carabao Cup matches show his importance to the team’s success on numerous levels.
Liverpool’s hard-fought draw against Manchester City showed not just their determination, but also the significance of players like Endo in retaining their edge over their rivals.
As the Premier League title race heats up with contenders like Liverpool, Manchester City, and Arsenal vying for the top spot, Endo’s consistent performances could prove to be pivotal in the quest for silverware.
See More:
- Chelsea ready to sign Ivan Toney for £60 million but he wants to join Arsenal
- Fabrizio Romano reveals Chelsea will definitely sell Lewis Hall in next transfer window
