Liverpool, Diogo Jota, supported a terrible game against Paris Saint-Germain in the second half of the Champions League in Anfield.
The striker did not find a shot into the goal, while losing the ball 14 times, According to Sofascore.
Jota was subjected to Arne Slot in the second half after a Torrid performance. One of the key factors of Arne Slot’s success in Liverpool has been his ability to quickly establish his best XI, a decision that has largely shaped the team’s season in Anfield.
The Dutch coach has maintained this coherence, which has, however, left some insecure players about their future at the club.
According to Florian Plettenberg of Sky Germany, Liverpool could see several outings this summer, as the slot seems to refresh his workforce. Caoimhin Kelleher, Wataru Endo, Harvey Elliott, Federico Chiesa and Diogo Jota are under threat, as Liverpool is preparing to provide a new talent.
Elliott, in particular, has faced frustration this season, with Slot’s tactical decisions, leaving him out more often than he would like. Although Slot praised Wataru Endo as a “special” player, the Japanese midfielder has not always been a regular equipment of the team, although he increased.
Jota’s future is also uncertain. The Portuguese striker has admitted that he has been a “difficult season” for him in Liverpool, fighting with his physical fitness and coherence.
Diogo Jota could be moved to the summer transfer window
Although Jota is probably one of the best finishes of Liverpool, Their ongoing injury problems have made it difficult to contribute regularly. With the contract that was executed until 2027, Liverpool may try to move it, especially if the slot chooses to remodel its front options.
In front of the Liverpool Champions League match against PSG, Jota spoke candidate about his struggles this season, recognizing the challenges he has faced. With the summer transfer window approaching, his future in Anfield could greatly depend on whether he can regain his physical fitness and prove to be worthy of a place.
“It has been a difficult season for me,” Jota told the press through Liverpool.com. “I had some complications throughout the season.
“Obviously, these last two months are the ones that matter most, where you decide things. I do not feel that I am in my best way right now, but, without a doubt, I will play. And I always try to do my best, no matter what it is.”
