Following a stunning performance in the Japanese midfield during the friendly match against Germany, Wataru Endo provided happiness and optimism to Liverpool supporters.

When helping Japan defeat Germany 4-1 on the former World Cup champions’ home ground, the 30-year-old former player, who recently joined Liverpool from Stuttgart for a sum of 16 million pounds, had remarkable performance.

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Endo, who has made three appearances for Jurgen Klopp this season, completed 88% of his passes, made four successful tackles, recovered the ball six times, completed 35/40 passes, made correct long ball swings three times out of five times, and won duels seven out of thirteen times. Obviously, Endo’s knowledge of German football and his experience playing in matches contributed to this player’s incredibly strong performance.

Liverpool fans had to be impressed and delighted by Endo’s performance.

“Everyone needs to respect Endo,” the first speaker remarked.

The second individual said, “Endo could definitely be a new Fabinho.”

“Check out Endo’s activity. It’s so thrilling and rewarding,” exclaimed a different person.

Klopp surely viewed Endo’s game as well. He ought to put more faith in Endo, a fourth individual suggested.

Endo has only started one game and twice served as a substitute in his three appearances for Liverpool, against Bournemouth and Aston Villa. Even though Klopp is pleased with Endo’s current efforts, he still wants him to improve:

It took some time to get there, but there is no issue because for Endo, this is a significant improvement over his prior playing style.

“I spoke with Endo, and together we will find a solution. In training, you can tell that he always attempts to achieve everything. Endo is quite precise.

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