Premier League Update: Kenny Dalglish feels http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Alberto-c4309 Aquilani’s return to Liverpool would be like a new signing
Liverpool manager, Kenny Dalglish has gone on to admit that Alberto Aquilani’s return to http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Liverpool-c39809 would be like a new signing.
The Italian midfielder joined the Reds in 2009, when he came in to replace http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Xabi-Alonso-c37045. However, constant injuries saw the player make only a limited number of appearances for the team. Roy Hodgson (when in charge of the club), went on to loan the player
out to Juventus, in hopes for the player to regain his fitness and form.
However, ever since making his move to Juve, the twenty six year old midfielder has emerged from his shell and won the Italian club’s fans over. As a result, the Turin club were looking to make a move for the player, a permanent one.
Dalglish on the other hand, strongly believes that there is still a chance for Aquilani to return to Liverpool, instead of staying with the Old Lady of Italian football.
When talking about the future and what it might hold for Aquilani, the manager is reported to have said: "There's a distinct possibility he could be back here. He's a quality player," he told reporters.
"He got off to a bad start here with his injuries and never really got going after missing pre-season.
"He went out on loan and has done very well over there. If he was to come back here, for me that would be like a new face coming in."
The manager then went on to confirm that he was going to be handed a handsome transfer kitty, with which to bring in new signings. However, the manager insisted that the only players that he would be investing his money on, would be high end players.
The manager is reported to have said: "The people we'll be looking at are of the highest calibre, because the players here have done really well since January"
"It would be disrespectful to them not for us not to be looking at a higher level.
"We've had a great end to the season. There will be lots of work done in the close season and we'll take it from there.”
From the looks of things, Dalglish is looking to start a Red revolution at Anfield, starting next season and if anything, Aquilani might just be tempted to be a part of it.
Nonetheless, it is still unclear as to what Aquilani feels about returning to Liverpool, but the player is sure to express his feelings within the coming weeks.
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