It’s time for Alexander Isak and Florian Wirtz to prove they are Liverpool’s future

After that LiverpoolChampions League exit from Paris Saint-Germain, Slott insists the future is bright. Of course eyebrows were raised after that comment but if Liverpool Perhaps the Dutch have a point if they can put up a string of performances in the rest of their games. Integral with it will be Issac and Wirtz.

Last Saturday saw the two summer signings, who cost a combined £241m, score against Crystal Palace But Isak is yet to complete 90 minutes Liverpool The player has been plagued by injuries after a season while Wirtz has impressed in moments but is still waiting for a statement performance for the team.

German Wirtz has yet to score or provide an assist against any of the Premier League sides occupying the European spot but when slotted in on Friday, he insisted it was a “coincidence” and said he was “100% sure” Wirtz will start delivering in the big games.

Meanwhile, Isak managed just 18 touches against Palace but that was still more than the nine against him. Everton And in five other matches against PSG, he has started since returning from injury. The goal he scored – his first in the Premier League for Sweden Liverpool At Anfield – the 26-year-old’s confidence alone would do him a world of good.

“From what I’ve seen, everyone knows and sees and what an outstanding experience he has as a teammate. It’s the game, the confidence but obviously scoring goals as a striker – that’s the main trigger for him,” he said. Liverpool Centre-back Virgil van Dijk.

“The more he touches the ball, the more chances we have to score,” Slott added on Friday.

“Having Alex available more and more will help convert chances created into goals, which we haven’t done very well this season.”

For Wirtz, the emphasis on further connection with Isak is clear, especially with Hugo Ektic sidelined.

“It’s important that we feed him the ball because if he’s alone, it’s hard for him to score,” Wirtz said.

His own tally of seven goals and 10 assists this season is certainly not a major concern but Wirtz, who turns 23 on Sunday, will be the first to admit he needs to do better.

The finish against Palace was a timely reminder of his class. In mitigation, he initially struggled with the intensity and physicality of Premier League football but has grown considerably since his move from Bayer Leverkusen.

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“The development that Florian has made in him Liverpool Slott said the career is very clean and clear Crystal PalaceCreating a scramble on the sideline, winning a throw-in and then making a sprint from 40 yards and hitting the ball into the top corner… it’s something I’m not quite sure he could have done eight months ago.

“His development – and he was already an elite player – will only continue at 22 so it makes total sense. Almost every player in the world is at his best when he’s 25, 26 but he’s already an elite player and he can only get better and the beauty of the signings we made last summer is they’re all at a certain age where we can only expect to get better.