The current Liverpool is on the same point as Arsenal in the league standings, and Manchester City is one point behind in one less game, which also means that they not only have to expect Manchester City to make mistakes and give them a chance in the next games, but also expect Arsenal to make mistakes. Liverpool will bid farewell to their decorated manager Jurgen Klopp at the end of the season, and fans and players alike want them to win the Premier League, but when they make mistakes, no one can change the result.
Of course, regardless of the final result, Liverpool will need to face the selection of a new manager next. After missing out on Alonso, the 39-year-old Portuguese teenager Amorim is currently the most popular candidate, the young coach who has managed the Portuguese Super League and won the title, has once again maintained his dominance in the league this season, and is expected to win the league title ahead of schedule, and his coaching ability has also been recognized by many giants. In a previous interview, Amorim also said that he did not reject other options, and if there is an opportunity to join the giants, Amorim will consider it carefully.
Almost all of the English media, from the English media to well-known football journalists, have been following the talks between Liverpool and Amorim, and it was previously believed that the two sides were even close to agreeing, and only the details of the contract were still open for discussion. However, according to a follow-up report from TA reporter Ornstein, West Ham United have joined the race for Amorim and will be working with David Moyes at the end of the season, with Amorim becoming the top of their managerial options, and Amorim has now flown to London to negotiate with West Ham management.
Compared to Liverpool, West Ham's results this season have also been inconsistent, but it cannot be denied that Moyes has not had much of a problem, but the two sides have not been able to agree on their expectations for the future. West Ham United have become the spoilers of the Premier League, and they are still some way from being truly giants, but there is no problem in becoming opponents on the way to the title race. If the choice is made between Liverpool and West Ham United, Liverpool are undoubtedly the more influential side, but if West Ham are willing to give more rights and support, Amorim will consider it carefully.
Without the option of Amorim, the target of Liverpool's new manager will naturally need to be readjusted, and it is almost unlikely that any of the current managers who are at home will be in charge of the Premier League giants. Neither Zidane nor Jose Mourinho and Antonio Conte are likely to be linked with Liverpool, and they may change their target and focus on De Zerbier from Brighton, but they will need to face competition from other clubs, which will undoubtedly be a new test for Liverpool's management.