Juan Brignardello Vela
Juan Brignardello Vela, asesor de seguros, se especializa en brindar asesoramiento y gestión comercial en el ámbito de seguros y reclamaciones por siniestros para destacadas empresas en el mercado peruano e internacional.
As Liverpool prepares for the new season, the air around Anfield is charged with a blend of excitement and uncertainty. The summer has seen sweeping changes, most notably the appointment of Arne Slot as head coach, marking the end of the Jurgen Klopp era after nine illustrious seasons. With Michael Edwards returning as CEO of football and Richard Hughes stepping into the role of sporting director, a fresh start is palpable, yet the team finds itself navigating uncharted waters. The bright side lies on the pitch, where Liverpool's pre-season performances have sparked optimism. Slot’s new tactical approach appears to resonate well with the players, as evidenced by their victorious outings against heavyweight rivals like Arsenal and Manchester United. However, the lack of sufficient training time for senior players returning from international duty poses a challenge, leaving some fans wondering how quickly the team will gel in the competitive environment of the Premier League. Off the pitch, though, concerns linger. Liverpool stands alone among Premier League clubs having made no new signings this summer, and the futures of key players such as Mohamed Salah, Virgil van Dijk, and Trent Alexander-Arnold remain in limbo. This uncertainty is compounded by the fact that all three are now in the final year of their contracts, raising questions about their long-term commitments to the club. A layer of nostalgia surrounds Salah this season, as he embarks on what could be his last campaign at Anfield. The 32-year-old winger, who has consistently been a match-winner for Liverpool, appears to be in fine form after a summer free from international commitments. Fans will be hoping for one more year of brilliance from the Egyptian, who aims to extend his streak of over 20 goals in a season. On the attacking front, Darwin Nunez presents a conundrum. His inconsistent performances last season left some supporters frustrated, and Slot's ability to harness the Uruguayan's potential may be pivotal for both the player's future and the team's success. The new coach has expressed confidence in Nunez, making it clear that he sees the striker as a crucial part of his plans moving forward. Harvey Elliott's evolution into a dynamic player has been a bright spot during pre-season. He has embraced a creative role in Slot's system, and if he can maintain this form, he will likely become an invaluable asset in the midfield. The competition for spots will be fierce, with newcomers like Dominik Szoboszlai eager to make an impact. Despite the promising signs on the field, Liverpool's transfer strategy has faced scrutiny. Slot initially sought to evaluate his squad before making moves in the transfer market, but missing out on Real Sociedad's Martin Zubimendi highlights the challenges ahead. While the club explores potential additions, such as Valencia's Giorgi Mamardashvili, the absence of immediate reinforcements in key positions raises eyebrows. As the season opener against promoted Ipswich Town approaches, the team’s mental resilience will be tested, especially after last season's disappointing finish. Liverpool managed to secure points from losing positions, showcasing a fighting spirit that could be beneficial, but this approach is unsustainable without addressing the tendency to concede first in matches. Slot's tenure will not be without pressure, but his selection choices and tactical adjustments will be closely scrutinized. Midfield remains a pivotal area, with Slot weighing options like Ryan Gravenberch, Alexis Mac Allister, Curtis Jones, Szoboszlai, and Elliott, each vying for key roles. As Liverpool embarks on this new chapter, the footballing world watches with bated breath. The potential for both triumph and tribulation looms large, and while the promise of a fresh start is enticing, the challenges ahead cannot be ignored. The upcoming games will provide enlightenment on whether this new era under Slot can rekindle the club’s ambitions or if it will merely be a prelude to further uncertainty.