Liverpool: Lost boy Dominic Solanke on route to Crystal Palace
It’s that time of the year and season. The time of year where it draws to a close and the part of the season where transfer talks take the front page.
The team who have excelled and the only side to keep going till this part of the campaign without a loss. Liverpool have met and exceeded all expectations up until this point. A couple of nights back the Reds pulled off a one-sided show against an Arsenal side we expected more from.
It has now taken them seven points clear at the top of the table, after Manchester City got back to winning ways against Southampton. Klopp’s side has been one that’s appeared more complete than the rest of the teams battling it out for the Premier League trophy.
Now when you on form and winning, there’s not much that can really break your strides as a team, squad, or club. Well, that is if you playing regularly in the team. This is the one problem that always surfaces and a problem that cannot be avoided.
In some cases, when a team is on a high like this and you have players able to good in another team, it could work out in both parties favour. If you have talent and as a manager you don’t want it to waste away on the sideline, then the option always stands.
Dominic Solanke edges closer to Crystal Palace loan as Steve Parish confirms interest https://t.co/WcmGJn7jQu pic.twitter.com/PtHL3Pwjrp
— Mirror Football (@MirrorFootball) December 30, 2018
Forgotten Dominic Solanke on the move
A move not out of the ordinary is Dominic Solkane’s possible departure to Crystal Palace. The striker has seen nothing to no gameplay since the start of the new season. Last season I thought he would be the preseason player of the Reds, this year he fits the title even more.
We all know, Klopp is not a person who likes to keep players back, or let them go without rhyme or reason. Solanke moving on is a move setup to suit all parties involved. Solanke needs game time, Klopp needs to justify his transfer of Dominic to Anfield and Crystal Palace needs an upgraded, fitter version of Christian Benteke.
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The move is subject to a medical and will be a loan move, keeping him at Selhurst Park till the end of the season. This ticks all the right boxes. You never know, Liverpool might want to lend Wilfried Zaha from Crystal Palace some day.
We’d probably see this completed on the first day of the window opening. Good move!