Klopp's new experiment and his biggest hit, a Liverpool star won't like this

Although Liverpool finally seem to return to the level that we generally knew them to be, they suffered a terrible loss. During the match against Manchester City, one of their most important players had a terrible injury. This striker was a fan favorite and also a very important piece for Jurgen Klopp.

The Portuguese Diogo Jota left in added time of the second half against Pep Guardiola's team and worst of all, the German coach confirmed the news that everyone was expecting. The striker will not be able to be with his national team in Qatar. A terrible loss for Cristiano Ronaldo's team.

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For Liverpool, this news comes at the worst time since in that game it seemed that they had finally found the best possible line-up. Jota, Salah, and Firmino as forwards seemed to be the solution to Liverpool's problems but now they won't be able to use them and Klopp will have to find another solution with this experiment.

Klopp lineup change

Usually, Klopp uses 4-3-3 however against West Ham he decided to try another system. 4-4-2. Thus, the two Liverpool strikers will be Darwin Nuñez and Roberto Firmino. However, the most affected by this new idea is Mohamed Salah. The Egyptian will now have to do more defensive duties and will have to support the strikers from afar.