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Jurgen Klopp once expressed his disappointment over the squad's failure to fully utilise Takumi Minamino before his eventual sale - a situation Arne Slot will be keen to avoid with new boy Federico Chiesa.

Minamino, who was the lone signing in Liverpool's January 2020 transfer window from Red Bull Salzburg, struggled to secure a regular spot at Anfield.

Two years on, the winger who had helped Liverpool to Premier League glory was offloaded to Monaco, a move that didn't sit well with Klopp.

With Chiesa arriving as Liverpool's only major summer acquisition - aside from Giorgi Mamardashvili, who is set to join in 2025 - there might be concerns about his ability to gel with the team.

It's now up to Slot to ensure Chiesa doesn't face the same fate as Minamino.

Reflecting on Liverpool's 2-0 loss to Chelsea in the fifth round of the FA Cup in 2020, Klopp remarked after the game: "Takumi had a really good game.

If he'd seen him, it would have helped."

This pattern of underutilisation clearly troubled Klopp and may have contributed to Minamino's exit from Liverpool in 2022.

Federico Chiesa has joined Liverpool's roster.

A manager's dream, to be honest."

Despite Klopp's disagreement, there's a possibility that Chiesa, another solo arrival, might struggle to settle if he doesn't adapt to his new environment
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