FSG reportedly keen to reunite with former sporting director Michael Edwards. Yet, despite their earnest intentions, indications suggest that their endeavours may encounter significant obstacles.
This assertion stems from insights provided by individuals closely associated with the Englishman.
“Michael really gives the impression he doesn’t want to get back into day-to-day work at a club, he’s made that pretty clear when he’s been approached before,” one colleague reportedly told the i paper. “He’s doing some really interesting work with his new company as well.”
Should a reunion occur, it’s probable that the former Reds employee would assume greater authority behind the scenes.
Would That Work for Xabi Alonso?
It remains uncertain what circumstances would be ideal for Xabi Alonso beyond the exceptional nurturing environment for talent found at Bayer Leverkusen.
Might he be deterred by the prospect of having minimal influence on football operations if he were to join a Liverpool team now under the leadership of Edwards?
It’s a situation that has caused frustration among head coaches at competing teams, and its effectiveness for FSG is yet to be determined.
As summer approaches rapidly, it would be comforting to witness progress in the appointment of a sporting director. This process is particularly crucial as it will pave the way for discussions with potential managerial candidates.
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