Jeremy Doku has tormented opposition defenders since his move from Rennes to Manchester City in August 2023.
The Belgium international – who cost £55.5m – excels when it comes to beating his man, averaging 3.9 successful dribbles per game in the Premier League this season, more than any other player.
Mohammed Kudus of West Ham is closest with three dribbles every 90 minutes.
Jeremy Doku has particularly found a lot of enjoyment playing for Manchester City against Liverpool and Trent Alexander-Arnold, although an announcement involving the England international has now emerged.
Jeremy Doku has already played his final game against Trent Alexander-Arnold
The Liverpool No.66 has now announced that he will be leaving Anfield when his contract expires in June.
Alexander-Arnold is expected to join Real Madrid, and his departure will see Doku lose one of his more simple opponents to play against, with all due respect.
In just three meetings against the defender, the Belgian has remarkably registered 33 successful dribbles, 38 touches in the opposition box and 89 accurate passes.
Doku, who Gary Neville recently compared to Kevin De Bruyne, has also created seven goalscoring chances in his three games against Alexander-Arnold while winning five freekicks as well, often leaving the Liverpudlian on his backside.
Liverpool losing Trent Alexander-Arnold could cause transfer complications for Manchester City
Italian news outlet Calciomercato recently claimed that Liverpool want Juventus No.27 Andrea Cambiaso as a replacement for Alexander-Arnold.
However, the issue is that Pep Guardiola is very keen to bring the Italy international to the Etihad Stadium this summer, after also showing interest in January.
Cambiaso represents an attractive option, due to the fact he can play on either the left or right of defence.
Calciomercato mention that Guardiola is keen, and tell Manchester City to “watch out” for Liverpool after Alexander-Arnold decided to leave, so the Reds and the Citizens could be involved in a transfer battle this summer.
