Liverpool have been busy this summer making key signings to improve their squad.

With these additions, new tactical setups are being discussed, and the Reds’ midfield looks set for a transformation.

One major talking point is the role of Dominik Szoboszlai, who has been a crucial part of the team since his arrival.

However, the recent signing of Florian Wirtz has raised questions about how both players will fit into the team.

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As Liverpool continues to evolve under Arne Slot, many are eager to see how this midfield combination could work.

Szoboszlai has been a standout player for Liverpool, and his agent, Matyas Esterhazy, is confident that Szoboszlai and Wirtz will complement each other well on the pitch.

In an interview with M4 Sport, Esterhazy shared his thoughts on how the two players could be deployed together.

He said, “Dominik has been in an environment where competition is the norm since he was 16.”

“I have never seen a PL-winning club that does not want to develop, that does not want to sign top players.

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He continued, “I am sure that the two of them [Szoboszlai and Wirtz] will be together on the pitch in some form… I trust that Dominik will jump this step and will be increasingly successful with the constantly developing team.”

While Esterhazy’s comments are insightful, it is clear that Arne Slot will have the final say on how the team plays.

Esterhazy’s confidence suggests that the combination of Szoboszlai and Wirtz could take different forms throughout the season.

One possibility is bringing Szoboszlai deeper into midfield, which would impact other key players like Alexis Mac Allister.

Another option is to use both Szoboszlai and Wirtz as No.

10s, playing alongside each other in a double pivot.

This would allow Liverpool to maintain their title-winning midfield while utilising Wirtz in a more dynamic role, possibly as a left-winger.

In any case, the tactical changes Liverpool are set to experiment with will be exciting.

Szoboszlai’s off-the-ball work, especially covering Mohamed Salah and other areas of the pitch, remains essential.

With a new No.

10 like Wirtz joining the mix, the workload could be more evenly spread, easing the burden on Szoboszlai.

This new midfield combination could be key to Liverpool’s success in the upcoming campaign.

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