Robbie Fowler Sounds the Alarm — Liverpool ‘Really Missing’ £65m Star Sold in the Summer, Claims Club Legend

Liverpool icon Robbie Fowler has sparked a heated debate among fans today after expressing deep concern over the club’s decision to let a key £65 million player leave during the summer transfer window. According to Fowler, the absence of this particular star has created a serious problem for Arne Slot’s squad — one that is becoming more visible with every passing match.

 

Speaking with unmistakable frustration, Fowler didn’t try to hide what he believes is a growing issue inside the team. He pointed directly at the summer departure and argued that Liverpool’s midfield dynamics, creativity, and balance have all suffered because of it.

 

The former Reds striker explained that while Liverpool brought in new options, none have been able to replicate the influence or consistency of the player who left — a player he describes as “irreplaceable in key moments” and “crucial to the structure Liverpool built over the past seasons.”

 

With Liverpool struggling to find rhythm under Arne Slot and the team dropping points in matches they should have controlled, Fowler believes the void left behind has become impossible to ignore. His comments have quickly ignited discussions among supporters and pundits, many of whom feel the club underestimated how important the £65m man truly was.

 

Inside Anfield, the pressure on Slot continues to grow. The team is searching for identity, consistency, and leadership — and Fowler’s remarks have only amplified the spotlight on what the club may have misjudged during the summer.

 

Was selling the player a mistake?

Should Liverpool have fought harder to keep him?

And will Slot attempt to replace that missing spark in January?

 

These questions now hang heavily over the club as fans debate what could have been… and what still needs to be fixed.