I’m a big fan of Him,His movement with the ball still amazes Me uptill this very moment’: Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp says Former Arsenal player that left EMIRATE due to crisis He had with Arteta is the only player that He loves watching His game now.

Jurgen Klopp, the manager of Liverpool, has gushed over Willian, whose contract Arsenal terminated in 2021.Jurgen Klopp, manager of Liverpool, lauds Arsenal failure Willian.

In the summer of 2020, Arsenal acquired Willian from Chelsea on a free transfer.

In an effort to entice the Brazilian, who was regarded as bringing a wealth of experience and caliber to Arsenal’s youth team, Mikel Arteta and Edu offered him a lucrative contract.Currently, the Brazil international is among the most vital members of Fulham’s squad. Willian is an exceptional footballer, and if Marco Silva’s squad is to salvage anything from Sunday’s match, his presence will be crucial. Evidently, Klopp is an enormous admirer of him.Nevertheless, Willian’s tenure at the Emirates was a complete failure. In his 37 appearances for the Gunners, he scored just one goal, and many deemed him a failure.

Following a single season at Arsenal, both Willian and the club reached a mutual decision to part ways. His contract was terminated and he was released on a free.

Although Willian had a lackluster tenure at the Emirates, Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp holds him in the highest regard and considers him to be among the Premier League’s all-time greats.

Regarding Fulham’s attack, Klopp stated, as reported by Liverpool’s official website: “I don’t know how they set it up with [Raul] Jimenez or whoever will play up front, or [Carlos] Vinicius, and then you have [Willian], one of the greatest players the Premier League has ever seen, continuing to go and go and go.

Willian is currently a standout for Fulham.

Following a catastrophic tenure at Arsenal and an even more disheartening period with Corinthians in his native Brazil, Willian’s career appeared to have come to an end…

A year ago, on his 34th birthday, Fulham made the decision to acquire the Brazilian on a free transfer. Although numerous suspicions were raised at the time, he has since performed exceptionally well.

At the age of 35, Willian has scored three goals thus far this season. He remains a formidable offensive threat, and his quality with the ball has not diminished in the least.Tomorrow, Liverpool will be the heavy favorites to defeat Fulham; however, the Londoners could cause an upset if Willian delivers a masterful performance.”His movement with the ball continues to amaze me even now,” says Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp of a former Arsenal player who departed EMIRATE because of a crisis he encountered with Arteta. “He is the only player whose game he currently enjoys watching.”