Fowler: Dias can break through defenses, I m surprised more people don t mention how much Liverpool miss him

In an interview, Liverpool star Fowler talked about the team's release of Luis Dias in the summer window. Fowler said he was surprised more people hadn't mentioned how much Liverpool miss the player.

After three and a half years at Anfield, Luis Dias joined the Bundesliga giants Bayern Munich for a transfer fee of 65 million pounds. Players such as Nunez, Alexander-Arnold, and Elliott also left the team in this summer window. Although Liverpool spent more than 450 million pounds on the introduction of new players, they are currently encountering difficulties and are already 8 points behind the leader Arsenal.

When talking about Luis Dias, Fowler said: "I don't know why he left, but it looked like he wanted to go because it was a very quick deal, didn't it? That tells you that he probably did want to leave, but in my opinion, he was probably one of the best players at Liverpool last year."

Fowler said this: "I don't know why he left, but it looked like he wanted to go because it was a deal A very quick move, doesn't it? That tells you he probably does want to go, but in my opinion he was perhaps one of Liverpool's best players last year."

"So I'm really surprised more people haven't mentioned how much Liverpool missed him. Look at Liverpool and their difficult start, they can struggle to break the deadlock against teams that are densely defensive and Luis Dias is the ball that breaks the defence. One of the players, so I think they really miss him."

Regarding young player Taylor Morton, Fowler said: "There is no doubt that he is good enough because he has played in the Liverpool midfield before, but you have to be honest, the coach did not give him many opportunities to play under the current coach."

"I do think Taylor will. ·Morton is a good player, but the coach didn't give him many opportunities last year. It says something, not about his performance, but that his playing style may not meet the requirements of the coach. I really hope he can prove them wrong because he is a local boy who has come through the youth academy. I always hope that they perform well."