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Former Liverpool player Alberto Aquilani believes that Jurgen Klopp is the right man to bring the title back to Liverpool. He believes that Liverpool has a squad that can challenge for the title and this is down to the changes that have been made by the German manager.

Alberto Aquilani said that Klopp has already changed the way that Liverpool plays and that the high-pressing and high tempo game suits them well. He believes that Liverpool has one of the best strike force in Europe and that it will be hard for any Premier League opposition to stop them.

Virgil van Dijk has been hailed as the big boss required to bring out the best of defense of Liverpool by Daniel Agger, the former Reds favorite.

The Dane is still 33 and he was a popular figure during 2006-14 at Anfield, it was his time and though injuries blighted his career, with his game he earned the reputation of being a classy ball-playing center-back.

Liverpool favourite Daniel Agger has admitted that he misses playing football at Liverpool’s home ground after representing the Reds during a legend match versus Bayern Munich on Saturday. The 33-year-old decided to step down from professional football in 2016 after experiencing multiple injury concerns over the course of his playing career.

Liverpool favourite Daniel Agger has spoked about the impact Virgil van Dijk has had since his January move from Southampton. The Netherlands international announced his arrival to the Kop with a late winner against Everton in the FA Cup, and he has since integrated seamlessly into the starting lineup under Jurgen Klopp.

For Liverpool striker Daniel Sturridge his long-awaited 100th goal for the club in the victory against Huddersfield on Saturday could prove a watershed moment.
It was not that long ago where you could not imagine a Liverpool side without the gifted marksman at the helm. His unique brand of artistry, footwork, and finishing almost helped bring that much-coveted Premier League crown to the Merseyside giants in the 2013/14 season.

Since then he has suffered a procession of crippling injuries, which has seen him complete only a handful of games over the past three seasons.

Daniel Agger has hailed Liverpool’s defensive lead Virgil van Dijk who recently joined the Reds for £75 million. The 33-year old Dane was very popular in the heart of the defence for Liverpool when he played from 2006-2014.

Agger’s career was blighted by recurrent injuries especially in the latter days but he remained a fan favourite even after leaving Anfield. The veteran surprised at Liverpool’s training camp, turning up to have a nice time with his former teammates.

Former Liverpool defender Daniel Agger has tipped Joel Matip to build on a promising first season in the Premier League and become a real lynchpin in the heart of the Reds back four.

Matip came to the club on a free transfer from Schalke and was one of boss Jurgen Klopp’s first signings at Anfield.

The former Liverpool defender opens up on his overuse of anti-inflammatory drugs and the day in 2015 when his body had simply had enough.

The first thing Daniel Agger remembers is that he was unable to control his body. He did not feel any pain but he was just lying there shaking. Earlier that day, on 8th of March, he had led out Brøndby to face their rivals FC Copenhagen in a Danish league game. He lasted 29 minutes before being taken off. He then collapsed and was taken to the physiotherapist’s room at Parken.

Jurgen Klopp has a tough season lying ahead of him as the German manager has the task of qualifying Liverpool to the UEFA Champions League and also wants to push the English club past the 4th place finish in the Premier League.

At 31, Daniel Agger, the former Liverpool defender, eventually declared his retirement from football. The Denmark international played for good eight years at Liverpool having joined The Reds from 2006 till 2014 from Brondby IF, before leaving to Liverpool to same, where he announced his requirement.

The center back wrote on Twitter: “Thank you for your support. A great experience. It is sad, but it is the right decision to stop. I am proud of my career.”