![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/klopp-issues-clear-response-to-salahs-blunt-liverpool-formation-comment/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/0_Liverpool-Training-Session.jpg&description=Liverpool forward Salah insisted that he found it easier to play in a 4-3-3 system after the Reds reverted to their tried and tested formation against Napoli on TuesdayJurgen Klopp reacts to Liverpool's win over Napoli Jurgen Klopp insists that he may keep changing Liverpool's formation despite Mohamed Salah's claim that he finds it "easier" in their well-established 4-3-3 setup. Liverpool reverted to that system for Tuesday's Champions League clash at home to Napoli, having previously experimented with a couple of variations of a 4-4-2 - one that at times placed four players in attack, and one that included a midfield diamond. Prior to that Klopp had almost exclusively stuck to the 4-3-3 system throughout his time on Merseyside, but after a poor start to this season he said that he needed to "reinvent" his side in wake of a 4-1 Champions League defeat to Napoli in September. Liverpool sent Son Heung-min transfer message and Declan Rice warning Salah scored the opener in Tuesday's 2-0 win over the same opponents, and when asked about the shift in formations by BT Sport post-match he admitted that he preferred being back in his usual position on the right of the three in attack. 'It's not my job, it's the gaffer's job,' he replied when asked if 4-3-3 makes things easier for him, adding that he did feel more comfortable playing within it. 'Any position makes me comfortable. I'm happy about it. I've played the position for five or six years, so I have to say yes that position is the best for me. "But I'm not the manager – the manager decides the tactics and as a player you have to follow the leader." Salah scored Liverpool's opener against Napoli ( Getty Images) Curtis Jones played on the left of the attack against Napoli, before he was replaced by summer signing Darwin Nunez who had a hand in both goals, scoring the second. Attempts to integrate Nunez into the team have been seen by many as one of the reasons for the shape shifting, but the Uruguayan is able to play o){kind=link}
Liverpool forward Salah insisted that he found it easier to play in a 4-3-3 system after the Reds reverted to their tried and tested formation against Napoli on Tuesday
Jurgen Klopp insists that he may keep changing Liverpool’s formation despite Mohamed Salah’s claim that he finds it “easier” in their well-established 4-3-3 setup.
Liverpool reverted to that system for Tuesday’s Champions League clash at home to Napoli, having previously experimented with a couple of variations of a 4-4-2 – one that at times placed four players in attack, and one that included a midfield diamond.
Prior to that Klopp had almost exclusively stuck to the 4-3-3 system throughout his time on Merseyside, but after a poor start to this season he said that he needed to “reinvent” his side in wake of a 4-1 Champions League defeat to Napoli in September.
Salah scored the opener in Tuesday’s 2-0 win over the same opponents, and when asked about the shift in formations by BT Sport post-match he admitted that he preferred being back in his usual position on the right of the three in attack.