Niang once said that he was going to tear down Liverpool and rebuild, but in fact that was just an exaggeration, and he couldn't bring down the whole team anyway.

Not to mention that he still has to take the manager's opinion very seriously. I have just signed a contract, and if I ignore the head coach's opinion and do something against the head coach, I am afraid that the future cooperation between the two parties will be very bad. Could it be that Martin O'Neal will resign and leave immediately?

So he had to discuss with O'Neill about whether the team needed to rebuild.

O'Neill has been waiting for the signing since he negotiated with Liverpool, and he has not been idle, he began to collect all the inquiries related to Liverpool as soon as he entered, and he paid attention to the reports about Liverpool in the media, which is also thanks to Chen Yingying, because there is such a person who the media likes, so Liverpool's exposure is quite high.

In addition, Liverpool, as a traditional giant, is now in decline, and there will continue to be people analyzing this matter and trying to find out the reasons for their decline.

In short, there are many things that O'Neill can understand just by reading the newspapers and TV news.

But there are some things that you can't just listen to the media, and the reporters are not as professional as the head coach. O'Neill believes more in his glasses case. So he watched every game of Liverpool live.

Because of all the detailed and meticulous preparation work that O'Neill has just taken over, he already knows the team he is about to coach.

So when Niang came to me to discuss the purge and reinforcements, he told Niang his thoughts.

"Actually, there is no need for Liverpool to purge and bring in reinforcements on a large scale." O'Neill said to Niang. "The framework of this team was set up under Rafael Benitez and overall it's okay. Benitez is a bit of a heavy but the frame is up, and then it only needs to make some adjustments......"

"Don't need a rough cleaning?" Niang was a little disappointed, he was sharpening his knife to the sheep.

O'Neill nodded: "At most, there is one more person in the forward line, this is the strongest part of the team, we have a hero and Suarez such a good striker, which has made many teams feel envious...... There are some problems in midfield because of injuries, but we have Shelvey and Jordan Henderson ......."

At this point, Niang interrupted O'Neill.

"That, Henderson, the ...... I'm going to clean"

O'Neill looked up at him ().

'He's not up to Liverpool's requirements, he was so bad last season that Dalglish has completely destroyed his confidence......

He thought O'Neill would object, so he prepared a basket of reasons to convince the other party.

Before he could speak, O'Neill nodded: "If you have to clean it, you can clean it." However, I would recommend renting before and after better. O'Neal could guess why the team's general manager insisted on purging Henderson, because it was a player that Dalglish insisted on buying, spending nearly $10 million in cash plus a centre-forward.

As a result, Henderson performed very badly after he arrived, and was put on the right winger by Dalglish for half a season, without any performance, and lost all confidence. So it's normal to give up on him, and O'Neill won't have any conflict with Niang because of this person.

But he also wanted to show his presence: "But if Henderson is gone, who are you going to put in the middle of the midfield?" 'Steven Gerrard is injured, Lucas is injured, Charlie Adam is injured and Liverpool's midfield is Henderson in addition to the young Shelvey.

If Henderson is ousted, will Shelvey be the heart of the midfield alone? This is obviously impossible.

Niang had been prepared for a long time.

'I'm going to get a midfielder for the team.' He handed his list to O'Neill, "What do you think of them?" ”

O'Neill glanced down, then raised his head back to look at Niang again. This time there was a little more appreciation in his eyes.

He has always felt that the general manager of Liverpool is a person who messes around just to gain power, and he must not be as good as himself as a manager in terms of professional knowledge.

But after seeing the list, he changed his mind. Because the person Niang wants to buy is also the person he is interested in...... It seems that this person is not as layman as the outside says......

There are a lot of people on Niang's list for O'Neill that he is interested in, from strikers to defenders ().

O'Neill glanced at the midfield and recognized Niang's taste and vision.

In midfield, Niang proposed to replace Jordan Henderson and several other midfielders who were absent due to injury as Shahin and Inle.

Shahin is a playmaker like Alonso who played really well at Borussia Dortmund, otherwise he wouldn't have been on the radar of Real Madrid. However, after going to Real Madrid, he was absent due to injury and did not play a few games throughout the season, and his playing time was very short, during which there were rumors that he had a conflict with Girinho, saying that Girinho was already planning to sell the Turkish boy who had no performance.

If Real Madrid really want to sell, Liverpool don't mind taking over.

The other Inle is even more aware of Niang's vision.

Inle is still playing for Udinese, which is not a team that has a reputation in Europe, but he is not very famous compared to other players, because he is neither handsome nor commercially valuable, and he is not the headliner who likes to cause trouble.

However, there are already many people in coaching circles who are optimistic about the Swiss midfielder. In the summer of 2008, Arsenal, who lost Flamini, had hoped to get the midfielder, but because the price was not negotiated, Inle ended up staying at Udinese.

Later, Napoli also took an interest in him, but in the end they chose the more famous De Jong.

In this way, Inle remained in Udinese.

O'Neill thinks that Niang has a good eye, not only because Inle is not too famous, but Niang can take a fancy to him. It's because he proposed to bring in Inle is very targeted. It can be seen that he also knows Liverpool very well to be able to make such a suggestion.

Because whether it's Charlie Adam, or Lucas, or Henderson, these three, if you are accurately positioned, are not strictly at the back, they are considered central midfielders, plus one Gerrard is the same. They can go up and down, and they are very versatile. But omnipotence means not being proficient in many areas.

In terms of defense, the ability of these people is not too good, after all, they are not the ones who specialize in this.

Inle is different, he is a real defensive midfielder, specializing in dirty work, and he also has a long-range shooting ability, and he is not considered to have nothing in attack.

If he can come to the team, it will be a shot in the arm for Liverpool's poor midfield defence. Liverpool's frequent goal conceding last season also had something to do with their weak midfield defence.

If there is a word of Inle...... "...... I believe there will be a lot fewer goals conceded.

O'Neill was tempted by the proposal.

In his opinion, Shahin was not as interested as Inle.

He asked Niang: "Udinese won't ask for a low price, right?" ”

Niang smiled: "I won't be wronged." "It's very confident.

He's Italian, so he knows a lot about Italian clubs.

Udinese is definitely not a club that will be for sale. And now Inle is not fighting anymore, and can still be sold at a high price. Because Udinese did not qualify for the Europa League and Champions League last season, it naturally lacked an effective means of raising prices.

When Arsenal wanted to sell, Udinese overbid and didn't buy it. Later, Napoli asked a little about the price, and Udinese still offered too high, so Napoli decided to go to De Jong.

For Udinese FC boss Pozzo, no matter how valuable a player is, if he can't cash out, it's worth nothing.

So no matter how high the price Udinese put on Inle, as long as they can't sell it, it's all for nothing. Only when it is transformed into a new one, the value is meaningful.

Niang is confident of bringing Inle to Liverpool and he just wants to ask the manager's opinion.

Shasin or something, if the O'Neill logo is likely to be larger, you can also try it. Otherwise, don't worry about it, anyway, these midfielders of the current team are enough, but Inle must buy them.

Since the manager is also interested, it will be easy to do.

With the same goal, he doesn't worry about someone pulling him back.

Why would Niang be willing to talk to O'Neill about the possibility of cooperation, and some people will say that if Niang cooperated with Dalglish in the first place, how could the relationship between the two be on the same footing?

Here's the reality, Martin. Oni is a complete outsider to Liverpool, he has no roots, Da Glish is different, even if he is not a manager, he has a huge influence in this team, and he can have an unknowable impact on Liverpool with whatever he says.

This makes it impossible for Niang to cooperate with Dalglish, because Dalglish is the stronger side, and Niang can only submit to the other side. This is clearly not the result that Niang wants.

Now that he and the manager have swapped places, Niang, who has been running Liverpool for a season and a half, has become the strong side, while new manager O'Neill has been left with no support. In the process of working with yourself, if you love you, you must be the weak side, so that Niang's sword is easier to execute, and you don't have to go toe-to-toe with the manager.

The so-called fair cooperation has never been in the past, there must be one side to become the dominant, the other side to become a vassal, when Niang and Dalglish meet, neither wants to be a vassal of the other, naturally they will not die, and finally Dalglish is cleared out of the team, and Martin. O'Neill is in the right position, which makes Niang willing to cooperate with him, and the relationship between the two can be harmonious.