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Jun 3 • 16 tweets • 10 min read
Tactical Breakdown Thread Of Kevin Schade – 2024/25 Season -

Kevin Schade flew under the radar for many, but his 24/25 season deserves a closer look.

In this thread, I’ll break down his performances, dive into the data, and explore whether he fits Slot’s system heading into the 25/26 campaign.

Let’s get into it. #LFCImage On the surface, Kevin Schade’s 24/25 season looks underwhelming, limited starts, a couple of injuries, and just a handful of goal contributions.

But when you dig into his underlying numbers, a different picture emerges.

Per 90, Schade ranks well above average in progressive carries, dribbles completed, and high-intensity pressures.

He’s a vertical outlet, constantly threatening the back line, and has the kind of direct, explosive profile that thrives in transition-heavy systems.

Under Arne Slot, Liverpool will lean more into structured pressing, fluid front-three rotations, and quick attacking transitions—areas where Schade’s strengths could shine if the coaching staff can polish his decision-making and end product.

Let’s break it all down.
Jun 3 • 10 tweets • 5 min read
Bradley Barcola - A tactical analysis - A Thread🧵

Barcola had a fascinating 2024/25 season at PSG.

Today, I’m breaking down his performance using advanced metrics, positional data, and on-ball value, and asking the big question:

Would he fit at Liverpool under Arne Slot in 25/26?

Let’s dive in #LFCImage The Explosive X-Factor Liverpool Didn’t Know They Needed -

After a breakout 2024–25 season with PSG, Bradley Barcola has emerged as one of Europe’s most electric wide threats, blending raw pace with refined decision-making.

Still just 22, his tactical evolution under Luis Enrique has turned heads across the continent.

As Liverpool prepares for a new era under Arne Slot, Barcola’s versatility, pressing intelligence, and flair in transition could make him a smart, forward-thinking option to refresh the Reds’ front line.
Jun 1 • 9 tweets • 3 min read
Tactical Analysis of Maghnes Akliouche - A thread🧵

Maghnes Akliouche has emerged as one of Ligue 1’s standout young talents during the 2024/25 season, showcasing a blend of creativity, technical finesse, and tactical intelligence that makes him a compelling option for Liverpool this summer.

And with Luis Diaz looking more and more likely to leave this summer, is Maghnes Akliouche the man to replace him? #LFC

(šŸ“ø - @Dax_LFC)Image Tactical Profile: Role and Playing Style -

Akliouche operates primarily as a right winger but exhibits the versatility to function effectively as a central attacking midfielder.

His style is characterized by intelligent movement, precise passing, and the ability to exploit spaces between defensive lines. Notably, he excels in creating opportunities through late runs into the box and delivering incisive passes that disrupt organized defenses.

Under manager Adi Hütter, Akliouche has thrived in a system that emphasizes fluid attacking play and positional interchange.

His understanding of spatial dynamics and timing complements Hütter's tactical approach, allowing him to contribute both in build-up phases and in the final third. Breaking The Lines
May 29 • 11 tweets • 4 min read
Tactical analysis of Castello Lukeba - A thread 🧵

With Van Dijk entering the twilight years of his prime, questions inevitably arise about who will carry the torch once he steps aside.

Finding a long-term successor is not just a future consideration; it’s a present priority.

Among the rising stars catching the eye across Europe, one name stands out: Castello Lukeba.

The young French center-back possesses the intelligence, athleticism, and ball-playing confidence reminiscent of a young Van Dijk—and he could be exactly the kind of long-term investment Liverpool needs to secure their defensive future.

But is he the right fit for Slot? Let’s take a look #LFC

(šŸ“ø - @Dax_LFC)Image Castello Lukeba, the 22-year-old French center-back for RB Leipzig, has rapidly emerged as one of Europe’s most promising defensive talents.

His blend of composure, tactical intelligence, and ball-playing ability positions him as a modern defender capable of excelling in high-pressing, possession-oriented systems.

Below is a detailed tactical analysis of his 2024/25 season, incorporating advanced statistics and performance metrics.
May 28 • 16 tweets • 6 min read
Tactical analysis of Julian Alvarez - A thread 🧵

One of the absolute stand out positions in need of strengthening this summer, is the striker position

But with the market not being great this summer, and with so many clubs with this need. It’s very much slim pickings

To me, the best option, BY FAR, is Julian Alvarez

But why is that? And would he even fit our system? #LFC

(šŸ“ø - @Dax_LFC)Image JuliĆ”n Ɓlvarez’s dynamic skill set and tactical versatility make him an intriguing prospect for Liverpool under Arne Slot’s management.

Slot’s emphasis on high-intensity pressing, fluid attacking formations, and technical proficiency aligns well with Ɓlvarez’s attributes.

Julian Ɓlvarez’s 2024/25 season has been a standout campaign, showcasing his evolution into a complete forward at AtlĆ©tico Madrid following his transfer from Manchester City.

His performances across La Liga and the UEFA Champions League have highlighted his tactical versatility, attacking efficiency, and areas for potential growth.
May 28 • 8 tweets • 6 min read
Tactical analysis of Hugo Ekitike - A thread 🧵

Hugo Ekitike, the 22-year-old French striker for Eintracht Frankfurt, has emerged as one of the Bundesliga’s most promising forwards in the 2024–25 season.

His blend of physicality, technical skill, and tactical intelligence has made him a focal point in Frankfurt’s attack and attracted interest from top European clubs, including Liverpool

But why are we interested in him? Let’s take a look #LFC

(šŸ“ø - @Dax_LFC)Image ⚽ Offensive Profile

šŸŽÆ Shooting & Finishing

Ekitike’s goal-scoring prowess is evident in his 2024–25 Bundesliga performance:

• Goals: 13 in 25 matches (0.52 per 90 minutes).

• Shots per 90: 3.14, with a 55.56% accuracy rate.

• Shot Conversion Rate: 20.63%, indicating efficiency in front of goal.

• xG per 90: 0.66, placing him in the 97th percentile among Bundesliga forwards.

Notably, Ekitike’s finishing is more effective with his left foot (21.43% conversion) compared to his right (13.16%), despite being right-footed.

As seen by the models below, Ekitike has a tendency to take some overly ambitious shots. But also his underperformance of xG, speaks to a lack of inefficiency in front of goalImage
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May 24 • 14 tweets • 7 min read
Why Viktor Gyokeres should be the new Liverpool striker - A thread 🧵

With Frimpong done, and hopefully Wirtz and Kerkez soon too…

The next position we have to address is the striker position. Viktor Gyokeres is the man for it

But why? Let me explain

#LFC

(šŸ“ø - @Dax_LFC) Image So much talk about the striker position, names flying around. For me, the number one realistic target should be Gyokeres.

A goalscoring MACHINE for sporting, his numbers are simply absurd…

But why is he the perfect fit for Slot and what he’s building at Liverpool?
May 24 • 15 tweets • 6 min read
How João Pedro would fit at Liverpool - A thread 🧵

There’s been a lot of talk about Liverpool and the need for a striker. A recent name mentioned is JoĆ£o Pedro…

A brilliant footballer, but is he the right fit for slot’s style? Let’s take a look.

#LFC

(šŸ“ø - @Dax_LFC) Image It’s fair to say the CF position has been very contentious for Liverpool this season.

Diaz, Jota and Nunez have all played there, but none to great effect, hence why many fans want a striker this summer.

But is João Pedro the man for that position in a Slot system?
May 21 • 18 tweets • 7 min read
Why Jorrel Hato is a PERFECT fit for Liverpool - A thread 🧵

With our priority target, Dean Huijsen, off the market, we have to move on to the next target on our list…

A name that has been brought up a lot is Jorrel Hato

But why is that? Would he fit in?

(šŸ“ø - @Dax_LFC ) Image Firstly, why are we even interested in Hato?

Well, to simplify it as much as possible, who wouldn’t be interested in a potential generational defensive talent?

He’s 19 years old but plays much older than that. He’s incredibly mature and has already been Ajax’s captain
May 19 • 11 tweets • 4 min read
Why Milos Kerkez is the perfect fitat Liverpool - A thread 🧵

With talks now accelerating and advanced talks taking place, Milos Kerkez to Liverpool seems an inevitability

But why is he our number one target, and just how will he fit into our system next season?

#LFC #Kerkez Image It’s no secret that Robertson has been a weak point for us this season. And strengthening that position is an absolute MUST.

Kerkez has always been our reported number one target for that position. But why is that?

Let’s look at the data to explain it all.
May 18 • 16 tweets • 5 min read
How Florian Wirtz would work at Liverpool - A thread 🧵

With Liverpool now seemingly heavily involved in the race to sign Wirtz…

This is the perfect time to take a look at how he’d fit in our team and the Slot system

What makes him a player we want? #LFC Image Looking at the Liverpool squad, an offensive midfielder isn’t something I would consider a need.

But with Trent leaving, getting a creator is a need, which is where Wirtz would be perfect. But he’s way more than just that

So let’s take a look at what he does in depth
May 17 • 18 tweets • 6 min read
How signing Frimpong impacts Liverpool transfer plans - A thread 🧵

ā€œHERE WE GOā€ for Frimpong to Liverpool, what a signing!

He’s undoubtedly a great player, but has some significant weaknesses, which we need to address…

But how can we do that? #LFC Image There’s been a narrative building, that Frimpong is the Trent replacement, it being ā€œone bad defender for anotherā€.

But Frimpong is WAY different to Trent as a player, and hence, will change how we play

One way of describing the difference is, one is head up, one is head down
Apr 9 • 6 tweets • 2 min read
Player Analysis - Franco Mastantuono

We will very likely be looking at a new offensive midfielder this summer…

So why not go and get the guy who in 3-5 years time will be the best in the world

That is Franco Mastantuono

A thread 🧵

#LFC Image Information about Franco Mastantuono

Age - 17 years old

Club - River Plate

Nationality - Argentinian

Position - CAM, Winger

Strengths - Technique, Dribbling, Creativity, Passing, IQ, Work rate, Speed

Weaknesses - Physicality, Experience

Price - 42 Million Euros