Liverpool’s new boss Andoni Iraola is confronting a glaring defensive weakness—his team’s inability to stop counterattacks, a problem that’s plagued them since last season. Rather than rushing to sign a dedicated defensive midfielder, Iraola insists the fix lies in tactical discipline and player mentality, pushing his squad to be more decisive when defending: either shoot or foul to break up danger. He’s eyeing a deeper role for Alexis Mac Allister as a potential solution, aiming to stabilize midfield without sacrificing his front-foot philosophy. The challenge? Balancing attack with defense without changing the core identity of the team.
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