Mohamed Salah or Cristiano Ronaldo are the most revered names before the Champions League final in 2017/18, but do not forget Roberto Firmino, a real bomb.
Not the brightest but most necessary star, is Roberto Firmino. Brazil striker as the hinges switch between attack and defense of Liverpool. He engaged in all sorts of active presence across the field, attacking him from the defense, and from him, of course, gegenpressing from him as well.
In particular, Firmino put pressure, hijacked the ball, backed down to support the midfield, ball distribution, tectonic, breakthrough and coordination. Thanks to Firmino, Liverpool swept all the opponents on their way to Kiev, scoring a total of 46 goals. "He can do anything," Wijnaldum praised. "His versatility is one of Liverpool's strengths. He is an attacking player, a goalie and also a midfielder."
Firmino's ability to put pressure on is Liverpool's strength
"When Liverpool were on the defensive, Firmino was in the midfield, and when Liverpool attacked, he was in the same striker position as the striker was constantly playing during the game," the Dutchman described. Statistics show, Firmino is the second most moving player in the Champions League 2017/18. The striker moved a total of 119km, just ahead of Alekandar Kolarov, a defender of AS Roma (128km).
In the Premiership, Firmino has moved 347.7km, averaging 11.3km per game, the incredible number of top players in the squad. And not only move much, Firmino very actively performs accelerated phases. The striker has made a total of 2,353 acceleration situations this season, averaging 76.3 per game speeding up.
Acceleration means putting pressure on the opponent, regardless of the ball or the ball. Acceleration was also a prerequisite for Liverpool's intense play under Juergen Klopp. The Liverpool players ran a lot, speeding up to put pressure on, win the ball, organize the lightning strike, face to face. Emphasize again, Firmino is the most running, fastest acceleration.
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