Young players 'The Red' that Begin 'Heat'

Liverpool - Purchase a massive Liverpool last summer severely criticized over poor performance of the team at the beginning of the season. But slowly the new signing 'The Reds' was able to prove that they deserve to be there.

Losing star last season, Luis Suarez, who sold at a high price to Barcelona, Liverpool bring in about 10 players with a total expenditure of more than 100 million pounds.

But none of these names is a star that is so, but they are potential young players at the club before, like Lazar Markovic, Alberto Moreno, Javier Manquillo, Emre Can, and Divock Origi.

There's only names such as Rickie Lambert, Mario Balotelli, Adam Lallana, and Dejan Lovren, which includes players so. Naturally, if then Brendan Rodgers transfer policy was criticized.

Especially over the Reds deteriorated appearance of the season and many of the names that do not perform according to expectations. Maybe just Moreno who already have a place in the first team since the beginning of the season.

However, everything changed when Rodgers began to play a 3-4-3 formation since last December. Can and Markovic could even tune with his new role as a central defender and right wingback.

While Lallana injury that plagued early in the season, slowly began to find his rhythm again despite his appearance was not consistent.

The match against Tottenham Hotspur won 3-2 shows how the rapid development of Can and Markovic. Even last name opens the Anfield Gank victory party at the same time his second goal in the Premier League.

"We have a great squad and are gaining momentum," said Lallana in Soccerway.

"We did lose Raheem (Sterling) tonight but Lazar come and make a goal," he continued.

"You can see the players like Lazar and Emren, many new players are already tuned to the team and we can see it on the field."

"At the beginning of the season many are questioning the new players, but not once did I ever do that."

"There will always need a little time to tune to their young players. Now they've been able to blend with the team and we started to reap the rewards," said Lallana.