Andoni Iraola is going to unleash an absolute goal-scoring machine

Andoni Iraola is going to unleash an absolute goal-scoring machine Andoni Iraola is going to bring the best out of a 60-goal machine at Liverpool. The Spaniard doesn't have it easy. He has it very difficult in fact. Iraola is up against a turning tide at Anfield. There's a changing of the guard and Liverpool are now building a new generation. Despite this time of change and spring cleaning, which always take a considerable effort and is never done in one day (or one transfer window) the expectations are very high. As they should be. Liverpool are the pinnacle of football in England. They are a European royalty and one of the most popular clubs across the globe. But sometimes patience is needed. Sometimes you need to give the manager a chance and some time for him to build the philosophy that he has and make sure its imbued onto the players. Andoni Iraola's exciting plans so far It's very obvious even based on the first few games what Iraola wants to do. He wants to play fast-paced attacking football designed to win possession high up the pitch. Now, this isn't always going to be successful. Especially because he won't always have the players or the squad to play the way he wants to play this season. However, over time we could see Liverpool returning back to their legacy under Jurgen Klopp and his gegenpressing system. We've already seen how exciting Iraola's style of football can be. The games against Atletico Madrid and Ipswich were proof of that. Defensively, the Reds have been quite solid, too. But arguably the most exciting thing has been how Iraola has managed to get the best out of one star in particular. How Iraola is unleashing a 60-goal forward in Alexander Isak Ultimately, the biggest contributing factor to Arne Slot's demise was the fact that he could not get a tune out of the Swedish forward. Isak struggled under the Dutchman. He scored just three league goals last season. But this season Isak already has three in the Premier League in just four games under Iraola. Not to mention the Swedish forward also has an assist. So, that's four goal contributions in five games. His last goal was his 60th Premier League goal, which highlights just how prolific of a player he is. Now, it looks like he is finally going to be unleashed. The attack is set-up to support Isak, and Iraola is going to ultimately unleash an absolute goal-scoring machine, he's already doing it.