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 | 91% pass completion: Neil Mellor ‘enjoyed watching’ one Liverpool player in particular v Milan |
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Neil Mellor has expressed strong praise for Dominik Szoboszlai following Liverpool’s 4-2 friendly defeat against AC Milan in Hong Kong on July 26, 2025. Szoboszlai scored a stunning curling shot into the top corner, leveling the game for Liverpool at the 26th minute after an impressive lead-up from Rio Ngumoha. Mellor, speaking on LFCTV at half-time, highlighted Szoboszlai’s composure and finishing ability, calling it an “outstanding finish” and noting that the midfielder had already impressed previously at Preston. He predicted that Szoboszlai could reach a 10-goal tally in the upcoming season, emphasizing his potential to remain a key player despite the arrival of Florian Wirtz at the club.
Mellor made his comments during Liverpool’s ongoing summer transformations under new manager Arne Slot. The team is shifting tactically, with Wirtz expected to play a central role as a versatile attacking midfielder capable of operating as a left-sided No 10, a false nine, or wide left. Wirtz’s signing aims to redefine Liverpool’s midfield and attack, bringing movement, intelligence, and unpredictability to a lineup in evolution after Jürgen Klopp’s era. Wirtz’s vision aligns with Slot’s modern, fluid approach, which looks to balance creativity and defensive responsibilities in midfield.
Despite the loss to Milan, Mellor’s optimism about Szoboszlai reflects a broader confidence in Liverpool’s squad development. The combination of established and new talents like Szoboszlai and Wirtz offers the Reds tactical flexibility and goal-scoring threat as they build for the future.
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