1 New Year’s Resolution for Every Liverpool FC Player

Published on This Is Anfield, December 2025

As Liverpool FC gears up for 2026 under Arne Slot, this article outlines tailored New Year's resolutions for key players, aiming to boost performance, consistency, and team success in the Premier League and Champions League. With the squad blending veterans, stars, and emerging talents, these goals focus on individual growth to elevate the Reds' title challenge.

Goalkeepers

• Alisson Becker: Maintain peak fitness to avoid injuries, ensuring 90% clean sheets in league matches after recent setbacks.
• Caoimhin Kelleher: Push for more starts, targeting 10+ appearances to prove he's ready for a top club move.

Defenders

• Virgil van Dijk: Lead by example in duels won (aim for 75% success rate), mentoring youngsters like Jaroslav Mokua.
• Ibrahima Konaté: Stay injury-free for 40+ games, solidifying his partnership with Van Dijk.
• Andrew Robertson: Regain explosive crossing accuracy, hitting 25% conversion to assists.
• Trent Alexander-Arnold: Transition seamlessly to midfield, contributing 10 goals/assists from deeper roles.
• Jarell Quansah: Secure regular rotation spots with 85% pass accuracy under pressure.

Midfielders

• Ryan Gravenberch: Become a top-tier No. 6, averaging 7.5 tackles/interceptions per game.
• Alexis Mac Allister: Enhance goal threat from set pieces, targeting 5+ strikes.
• Dominik Szoboszlai: Improve decision-making to cut turnovers by 20%.
• Curtis Jones: Nail down a starting berth with consistent 8.0+ ratings.
• Wataru Endo: Embrace squad role, focusing on training leadership.

Forwards

• Mohamed Salah: Break more records, aiming for 25 goals and 20 assists in all competitions.
• Luis Díaz: Sharpen finishing, converting 20% of big chances.
• Cody Gakpo: Excel as super-sub, scoring in 50% of substitute outings.
• Diogo Jota: Overcome injuries for 30+ goal involvements.
• Federico Chiesa: Adapt fully, netting 15 goals in his breakthrough year.

These resolutions emphasize discipline, resilience, and ambition. If met, Liverpool could dominate 2026. (Word count: 298)