“I’ve got a feeling…” – Jan Molby drops Liverpool title prediction amid projected points target
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Jan Molby on Liverpool's Target Points Tally for 2025/26 Season
Liverpool legend Jan Molby has provided expert analysis on Liverpool FC's ambitions for the 2025/26 Premier League season, particularly focusing on the club's target points tally to challenge for the title.
Molby highlights that Liverpool will need to aim for an exceptionally high points total in order to compete with the elite trio of Manchester City, Arsenal, and themselves. He asserts that the top three clubs will once again separate from the rest of the league, making the race for the title extremely competitive. Molby believes Liverpool must maintain their consistency and tactical discipline to remain in this elite group, noting that the standard required to win the Premier League remains very high.
Reflecting on Liverpool's recent performances and title celebrations, Molby emphasizes the importance of team cohesion and resilience. He praises Liverpool's squad for their hard work and professionalism, stressing that replicating or improving on the previous season's successes will demand sustained effort through the entire campaign. Molby points out that teams like Crystal Palace and Tottenham have risen in recent weeks by adopting effective strategies against bigger clubs, suggesting Liverpool cannot take any opponent lightly.
Moreover, Molby discusses Liverpool’s summer transfer targets and their fit within manager Arne Slot’s system, indicating that the integration of new players will be crucial in achieving Liverpool’s lofty goals. He notes that Liverpool’s ability to strengthen key areas in the squad while maintaining their playing philosophy will influence how close they can get to the ideal points tally that secures the title.
Overall, Molby projects that Liverpool will need to reach a points tally well above the traditional 90-mark to be serious title contenders in the 2025/26 campaign, reflecting the increasing competitiveness of the Premier League's top tier.
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