This has just been a less successful season, and perhaps the biggest discovery for Liverpool is Jones. Jones, who has been criticized by everyone, has improved a lot this season, and he is even expected to become a stable starter in the team next season.
Jones has made 18 league appearances for the team this season, contributing three goals and one assist, and Jones has become more and more outstanding after emerging from injury. In addition to the direct help given to the team by goals and assists, Jones has a number of stats this season that are far ahead of the team.
First of all, in terms of passing success rate, Jones' passing success rate is as high as 91%, ranking first in the team. The success rate of front-court passes is 87% and the success rate of midfield passes is 92%, both of which also rank first. Among the players in the same position in the Premier League, it is ranked 2nd. The success rate of long passes is 88%, ranking 2nd in the team. In addition, he averaged 1.9 steals per game, which is the third position in the team.
Judging by these statistics, Jones has become a world-class midfielder. However, this has a lot to do with the fact that he has played relatively few games, and that these data have not been able to translate into a substantial threat in the game.
However, judging from these data, Jones' future is very worth looking forward to. If you can continue to play so steadily, then Jones' outbreak can save you another hundred million.
