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Andoni Iraola tells Liverpool’s forwards to ‘exhaust themselves’

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Andoni Iraola tells Liverpool’s forwards to ‘exhaust themselves’

‘I tell them they don’t need to give us 90 minutes’ Head coach takes charge of first home game on Saturday Andoni Iraola has said it is more important for Liverpool’s forwards to exhaust themselves than perform for 90 minutes as he prepares to make an “emotional” Premier League bow at Anfield.

The Liverpool head coach hopes his attacking options will be improved by the arrival of Bradley Barcola from Paris Saint-Germain and another winger before Tuesday’s deadline, with only Victor Muñoz added to his front line so far.

The Basque coach has outlined the demands he will put on his forwards as they adapt to a new era at Liverpool.

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