Carragher advises Klopp to end the partnership of Mohamed Salah, Mane and Firmino: Liverpool needs Jota!
"Sky Sports" channel network analyst Jimmy Carragher, coach of Liverpool's first team football, Juergen Klopp, urged a change in Liverpool's starting lineup ahead of the Wolverhampton match in the Premier League.
Diego Jota returned to participating with Liverpool after a full recovery from the knee injury that had afflicted him at the beginning of December of last year 2020.
The Portuguese was one of the players participating with Liverpool in the Leipzig match in the Champions League after appearing in the Chelsea and Fulham matches, in which the Reds won with two clean goals and confirmed his qualification for the quarter-finals of the continental competition.
Carragher believes that Jota should be in the starting lineup for Liverpool in the Wolverhampton match, which will be held on Monday at the "Moulinex" stadium at ten in the evening "Cairo" time.
The Englishman spoke about his point of view in statements to "CBS Sports", and said the American: "I have been calling for a while to participate in Jota, especially on Firmino's account."
He added: "I think that Firmino was lucky to hit Jota for a long time, because the latter was about to end the partnership of this attacking trio consisting of Mohamed Salah and Sadio Mane alongside the Brazilian."
And he continued: "It is interesting that Jota played in the striker position, like Firmino against Leipzig, especially since he was playing against Fulham on the wing, Mohamed Salah was as an outspoken striker."
And he continued his remarks: "Jota represents a great threat to the opponents' goal to score goals, and here we realize that Firmino offers other technical capabilities for Liverpool."
He concluded: "But when you think carefully, you see that Liverpool need the largest number of players who are able to score goals on the field because the midfielders do not score and the full-backs task is to make goals and the team has lost Van Dyck so it must be Jota in the starting lineup."