Does Stefan Bajcetic have a long-term future at Liverpool?
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Does Stefan Bajcetic have a long-term future at Liverpool?
Ste and Echo Journalist Paul Gorst where live in the studio for Journo Insight where the main story this week is around Liverpool player Stefan Bajcetic who, after half a season's loan at RB Salzburg is seemingly switching to Las Palmas. Does the player have a long term future at LFC?
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First of all, sorry for my english.
Im from spain and U.D Las Palmas fan, believe me when i say to you that the club is really a good club for young guys carrers.
Some examples of the last few years:
-DARIO ESSUGO 19 years old, defensive midfielder, nobody knew him before he came 5 months ago on loan to las palmas, and now madrid, barcelona, atletico madrid are asking to sp portugal for him... and chelsea offer 25 millions for him this transfers window. But las palmas refuse to gave him back to his team and wanted to make him stay for the rest of the seasson.
FABIO SILVA, 22 years old striker, the wolverhampton payed 40 millions euros when he was 18, put a lot of pressure on him and he have been on multiple failure loans, and he himself was considered a "failure" youngster in the premier league... but he has potential, and he came with Essugo this year on loan(both portuguese) and the guy is in his best moment of his carrer, he have scored 7 goals and 2 assists and beside stats, he is performing amazingly well at las palmas, villareal and atletico have him on their wish list for the next summer window. He only have one more year contract with the wolves.
Saul coco, a CB promoted from the academy, did well the last few seassons, and last window he was sold out to torino in italy for 7.5 millions.
Mika marmol, spanish young defender, he was playing in second division of spain, las palmas scout him, and now he is linked with roma in italy. He increased last seasson his value (transfermarkt page) from 1.5 million euros before las palmas to 12 millions now.
Las palmas also produced from the academy some good players, like:
PEDRI(one of the best midfielders right now in the world)
MOLEIRO (he is really good, and he have been improving more and more this past 2 seassons)
JOSEP MARTINEZ (Now goalkeeper of inter milan in italy)
And etc...
Of course not all young guys are gonna be brilliant in las palmas, luck with injuries and all plays a factor. BUT, believe me when i say to you that in spain, there is not tha much of better teams for youngsters to show and develop their skills than las palmas.
I understand the take on choosing porto vs las palmas... but when you are on a loan with the porpouse of return back to a big team like liverpool and have a place there, 'winning tittles' with a team like porto, is not something you really need. You need to be one of the influential guys in the team and have minutes, like he is gonna have here in the team.
There is some news that are saying that both clubs talk about the possibility to go on loan the next year to las palmas again, but this time the whole seasson. In case that liverpool decide to loan him one last time more. And i think thats a really good idea.
There is no need to rush things with a HUGE prospect and talent like Stefan. Here in spain a lot of us love him and have big hopes with him. Rodri is the best in the world in that position, and he started his carrer been consider a "decent" player but nothing more, and look him now. At the same age, rodri was no near to the status Stefan have on international football. There is no need to be a "starter" for liverpool right now, lets see in the next few years, he is only 20 years old.
Wish you all the best and win the premier league this seasson
❤️🤝💛....
Early signs of injury proneness. (I called this on Jota within his first 6 months & everybody clowned on me, but fortunately Jota was already basically world class when he joined. Changed their tune now. He’s clearly injury prone.)
I’d sell while his value is still high. If he picks up 1 or 2 or moderate-major injuries in the next 2 years, which I think he will, he’ll be worth buttons. He’ll never become world class if he’s picking up injuries so frequently so young. (And before you say ‘they’re not that frequent,’ that’s what everyone told me about Jota. At the risk of tooting my own horn, I have a knack for spotting these things early - sports science passion & biomed degree.)
21/22 Back Injury - 159 days
22/23 Abductor Injury - 80 days
23/24 Calf injury - 193 days
That’s a moderate-major injury in a different area of the body every season. (Before he even made his debut.) It’s exactly what the injury history of someone who is seriously injury prone looks like at his age.
Only major positive is he’s homegrown, but that’s a bit pointless if he’s never available.
I stopped reading when you started sucking yourself off about how right you were
It’s crazy to consider selling him. He’s such a talent..!
Letting him go would be absolutely mad, the guy has world class potential. We all know FSG are frugal with their cash so it is best to nurture talent like Stefan. He will save us many millions in the long run.
As a FSG out guy im starting to think this has nothing to do with FSG anymore. We should have loads of money due to our net spend and not signing much. There is clearly cash especially if you count the 120 for caicedo the season before. I think its LFC themselves that dont want to fork over too much money.
My god..... u people make everything about FSG. It's getting ridiculous. Every good thing is because of players, coaches, luck etc and every "bad" or things u don't like is FSG's fault. Do u people even listen to yourselves. Again, IT'S RIDICULOUS.
@@kopxpert ?
@ I'm talking to OP, not u
@@kopxpert ok, it was because of the u people.
Bajectic is a quality player and now that he is fit again he could be an viable option. That said with Morton, McConnel, Nyoni, Rio, etc the future looks good if they are able to get some experience whether that is at the club or elsewhere am not sure. But they are all major talents.
stefan should definetly be counted in the same wave as elliot & jones thats already is a strong midfield with experience
Him and Ben Doak need first team football. Both have very high potential but probably won’t break into the squad atm, maybe bajectic can cover for grav next season?
Bacjetic is a perfect example of a player being too good too soon in the wrong hands. The club, realizing they made a stinker signing Melo on deadline day previous summer, decide NOT to fix the midfield issue in January. Klopp is then forced to turn to this kid.
He ends up being undroppable. FSG celebrate thinking they've just made a fortune while spending nothing, and surprise surprise he ends up with a serious long term injury due to the intense schedule that he should NEVER have been subject to.
I would not be shocked if this was one of the main factors Klopp cut short his contract the following season. FSG's biggest black mark as far as I'm concerned
Nope. Not Klopp’s fault. Was happening before his debut. He’s just injury prone.
21/22 Back Injury - 159 days
22/23 Abductor Injury - 80 days
23/24 Calf injury - 193 days
That’s exactly how the injury history of someone who is seriously injury prone looks at his age. And no, bulking up won’t fix it, because he would have shown SOME muscle growth by now. He’s just too naturally skinny to play in the centre of the park.
Sell while there’s still an illusion that he might actually become world class and not just another high-potential player whose career will be ruined by injuries. We should pull a Rhian Brewster with him. Imagine if we kept Brewster for 2 more seasons? He’d be worth 5m tops - but we sold at the perfect time, and fleeced Sheff Utd for 25m on a player who had 2 serious ankle operations before he turned 21, and was naturally never the same.
The player is still young even if the last loan experience was a failure
Ben needs to be given an opportunity at Liverpool, he has talent. Why spend money on new acquisition when we have a talent at home.
I need that lamp
I got slandered when he was out so long saying he won’t make it at Liverpool, it is so unfortunate but missing 18 months at that age is really damaging for a young player at a top club , he could easily resettle in Spain and find his way to the top no doubt but he isn’t going to get that luxury at Liverpool as harsh as that sounds.
I said the same replying to a Redmen tweet last September. Gatekeepers had the pitchforks out, for some reason.
Unless the club starts to offer players worthwhile contracts, I don't think anyone's gonna have a long-term future at Liverpool!!
You do realise that we currently have the 5th biggest wage bill in world football.
nigelsmith2457
Do you think we’re in the top 5 clubs list? I do don’t you ?
@@raymondrowson I do, but that's not relevant to this conversation. The OP is implying that we're not offering worthwhile contracts. The fact that we have the 5th highest wage bill in world football contradicts this claim, despite the fact that we're only the 8th richest.
The wage bill that grew by 14 mil after we lost Klopp and some of the older players... Redmen didnt mention it at all@nigelsmith2457
Bang on john
Yes to your question and ben has a future
There is 3 of the youths that are being really good that will be like new signings next season
Can you guess who is the 3rd
I'll bet a big factor in LFC wanting him to stay at Salzburg, is that Salzburg paid 11m Euros loan fee, and Liverpool will now have to repay 50% of that. And there is no chance of Les Palmas paying that. From a player perspective, clearly a better chance of making himself a first team fixture at LP. But we should not think he has had no game time at Salzburg - he has played 19 games and averaged around 45-60 mins per game, so he has played more than if he had stayed here playing for the U21s. Nor has he been a failure - the Salzburg fans think highly of him from what I've seen on their fan forums. The problem appears to be the new coach.
Injuries haven't been good to him, I would like to see in the squad next season playing...I think he needs to be playing his loan period in the Championship, let's hope he's not another young bit of talent sold off by FSG!!!!
These players are out on loan to play. If they’re not playing then what’s the point of the loan? Same thing happened last season with Carvalho at Lepzig (seems like we should really avoid these RB teams), he then went on to join Hull having a really good 2nd half of the season & was sold for a good fee. Hopefully the same can happen with Bajcetic without the being sold part.
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Ive watched him quite a bit with Salzburg, hes been quite poor. Been completely blown out of his depth in the Champions league especially against Sparta Prague in their opening game
Stefan is still a young guy who is wasting his time at Salzburg, and a move more or less anywhere else would be a big improvement for him.
There are even several clubs in the Championship which would bring him on quicker than Salzburg.
I think that if he is to get used to football in this country. Finding a good footballing championship club. Would probably be for the best.
I feel bad for him because I genuinely think he's a good player, but it's so clear that his time is up at the club.
If you watch his highlights he was class at salzburg. Mcconnell looks very good tho..
Everyone looks amazing with highlights FFS, clue is in the name HIGHLIGHTS
@ thanks for the insight, big of true
Spanish player wants to go back to Spain is not surprising. I've even seen it here in the states. Where and younger player who is a longer shot to crack the starting team in the bigger club that owns him decides he wouldn't mind just going home and playing. Even more so for Americans cause they are not at a Liverpool they are at a lower tier European league, or Championship in England. I've seen many go "i'd rather live in LA and play for The Galaxy or even Austin, TX or New York City for the Red Bulls instead of like playing second division Germany in some cold town away from family, a language you might barely understand.
All last night proved was we dont have the class players in a squad that is doing ok but if we lose a few players end of season we will struggle next season ive seen better 25 men squad than this one
It's unfortunate that the long term injury has derailed Stefan promising career.
I hope he at least gets a chance under slot….. he looked really good until he got his injury and since then hasn’t been given a chance and was loaned out to a team with an inexperienced manager…..don’t get me wrong I like Pep Lijnders but his appointment was always gonna be a risk
But he's no longer up to Liverpool level, would you rather us give him games and lose or pick players good enough? The injuries have stopped his development. It happens, he's missed 2 years really of development, others have now overtaken him, sad but that's football at elite level
To answer the title - probably not. Another Harry Wilson, just can’t make the required grade for _whatever_ reason.
Unsure tbh.
sorry. What's he achieved??
He better.
YNWA
Tyler Morton, way better than him.
In a word. No.
Really annoyed by comments like it doesn't matter, that we lost, we should be wanting to win every game, it builds confidence, if we loose on Saturday doubt many fans will say oh it doesn't matter. We should have won that game.
Momentum for who though? Unless we’re playing same eleven,then only Gakpo and Robbo have any hopes of starting on Saturday. We all wanted Liverpool to win the game, we’re just not as bothered given that there’s no jeopardy to the defeat, and we got to rest our first team and give some youth a chance. What’s to be upset about?
Im a pessimist. But i see nothing wrong with the lose yesterday. We basically fielded the under 21 team with a few exceptions against the champions of the netherlands.
These are kids, let them learn.
@Diggersleftpeg76 Not winning basically but you can't win them all
@FatherOfUnderstanding Your opinion, and mine, onwards and upwards
Yeah, people won't be saying "it doesn't matter" if we lose on Saturday because Saturday isn't a dead rubber game. This isn't hard to understand.
What a lot of nothing