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Minamino names the hardest workers in Liverpool training 

Kyodo News via Anfield Watch

 but he made quite an impact at the club, being one of the main reasons for our cup victories.

He has now revealed in an interview, who the most hard-working players were in Liverpool training as well the most professional ones.

 were the two players who trained more than anyone," Minamino told Kyodo News. 

 got lots of injuries but he was really professional, trying to avoid them by doing exercises I’ve never seen before.

 was a real veteran but was fresher than anyone and led with his voice in training.”

Klopp: 'We miss Minamino ... I would have loved to keep him'

"Yes, he will succeed in Ligue 1, I wish him all the best," 

"We miss him, honestly. He is a fantastic player and he was a fantastic part of our squad. 

"We should not forget that as an offensive player coming to Liverpool in a time when the settled front three were Mane, Firmino and Salah and the new signing was Diogo Jota, it is not like you have to be a bad player to not be in the first line-up. 

"No, you have to be a world-class player to be around and be the next one coming on. 

"Taki did incredibly well for us and I would have loved to keep him, but I understand 100 per cent he wants to play more often and more regularly. That’s absolutely right from his point of view, 100 per cent. We wish him all the best. 

"We can easily say we would not have won one trophy if Taki Minamino had not been with us last year, he scored all the decisive goals to get us to the final. 

"I know that he enjoyed his time at Liverpool but of course he wanted to play more, that’s why it made sense to move on and go to Monaco, which is a super club for him. I am really convinced he will do incredibly well."

Minamino left Liverpool earlier this summer, joining AS Monaco on a €15m move.

The Japanese spent two and a half years at Anfield, scoring 14 goals in 55 matches. He featured mostly in cups.

'I will definitely miss them': Klopp sends message to Mane, Origi and Minamino ahead of new season

Liverpool will be without the familiar figure of 

All three attackers contributed greatly to Liverpool's success and have moved on to new clubs this summer. 

Jurgen Klopp was asked if he'd miss them during the pre-season games and further on, he replied: "Definitely. We are very thankful to the boys, it was absolutely great, their contribution was outstanding – all in a slightly different way.

"Divock [Origi] is a Liverpool legend definitely. When you think about Divock, you cannot avoid a smile, because so many great moments were only possible because of him. 

"Absolutely outstanding. Like the shoulder/header at Newcastle; so many things; the goals against Everton; Champions League, the final. Absolutely great. We wish him all the best.

"Sadio, what can we say about Sadio, hey? What a player. A world-class player. He and we together reinvented him as a No.9 as well in the last season, which he played outstandingly well. 

"As well a Liverpool legend, one of the all-time Premier League greats, I would say, with the numbers he has. A fantastic person as well. So, really happy for him that he is now at the club where he wants to be. 

"He is very thankful for all the things we did, and we are very thankful. Now he is at another club.

"And then Taki – not that long here but a similar influence on the things we did. Won big trophies here. We became champions together when he came in the winter and then we won the domestic cups together, which we wouldn’t have won without him, that’s the 100 per cent truth. 

"That’s how it is. For him as well, Monaco, good club, he will play there, he will have a great career from here on. He will always be welcome when he comes back, 100 per cent, a fantastic person.

"Players use that direction through the door and you bring other players in, and now we are very excited about the new team we can create."

We wish these three former Reds all the best with their new teams - hopefully, Liverpool can continue to be as great without them too.

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Should have released the likes of KEITA,OX not MINO,good luck lad#ynwa

Prince Nathon

How can I not miss him... score important goal to keep us alive.🤟🙏

Moe DC

We’re not asking this question now.  We are asking who would be fit and has the most impact on the team results.  We’re asking how the team gets back his best performance and goal scoring memory.

Despite Minamino is talking right, but the question given is irrelevant at the moment.

Player		G
Erling Haaland	Man City	20
Cole Palmer	Chelsea	20
Ollie Watkins	Aston Villa	19
Dominic Solanke	Bournemouth	18
Mohamed Salah	Liverpool	17

Minamino names the hardest workers in Liverpool training

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