Alex Oxade-Chamberlain has hinted at the stylistic differences between Arsene Wenger’s Arsenal and his current club Liverpool.
We bought the Englishman from the Gunners for £35m-odd in the summer and despite a slow start, he’s beginning to find his feet.
Jurgen Klopp has given him back to back starts in our past two outings, with Ox scoring a crucial goal versus West Ham yesterday – his first for us in the Premier League.
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According to the Englishman, Klopp makes more physical demands than Wenger, which was difficult at first.
“It takes time to settle in anywhere & learn the new style of play, we play a very intense game that takes time,” he said, as reported by the Metro.
“I’m getting there and it’s important every time I get opportunities to show what I can do and that’s scoring goals.”
After the international break, of which Ox won’t be a part of due to Gareth Southgate cutting him from England, he’ll have to a battle on his hands to stay in the side – because Adam Lallana and Coutinho will be returning from injury.
If Klopp continues playing the 4-2-3-1 he used at the London Stadium on Saturday though, the spot on the right is his to lose.