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Yet there’s still a feeling that he can achieve even more, particularly after Liverpool forked out £123m for him – just £2m short of the club-record fee they finally paid after Alexander Isak’s transfer debacle a year ago.
Brought in to add dynamism to the left of Andoni Iraola’s attack, the winger will aim to provide the speed, movement and goals that the departed Mo Salah was once famed for on the opposite flank. With the Egyptian having left for Trabzonspor, an opening has emerged for a new leading man in the Anfield frontline – if Bradley Barcola is ever going to become the main character, the time needs to be now.
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