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One of Thiago Alcantara’s former coaches has explained how Liverpool will adapt after his arrival.
The Reds completed the signing of the 29-year-old from Bayern Munich on Friday, with the Spanish international putting a four-year contract at Anfield in writing.
It was a transfer that has thrilled fans around the world and will undoubtedly help Liverpool in their quest for more titles this term.
During his time in Munich, Thiago won seven Bundesliga titles, four DFB-Pokal cups and a Champions League, which he secured last month in Lisbon.
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Klopp hopes Thiago will add more quality to their squad as they look to challenge on all fronts at the national and European level.
Luis Milla, a former Barcelona and Real Madrid star, enjoyed a successful playing career and became a high-level coach.
Milla coached the Spain Under-21 team that won the 2011 World Championship, where 20-year-old Thiago was the star of the tournament.
He went on to explain how Thiago will be a good influence at Anfield and can also change the way Liverpool play.
“Liverpool and their coach have understood their quality and they are a very fast acting club,” Milla told The Mirror.
“They have players of such high quality both physically and mentally, who run and dominate the games, and Thiago will fit perfectly into that philosophy.
“Liverpool have grown a lot and want to win it all, but making this signing is a great declaration of intent.
“He is now a world-class central midfielder. Of course, he will have to adapt to the quality of the Premier League, but he is definitely capable of doing it.”
“I think in the end it will end up dictating the rhythm of Liverpool’s game, the rhythm of the game, and that’s why they signed him.
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