Why Chelsea could regret big money move after Liverpool sealed Wataru Endo deal

The potential risks of Chelsea's big money move for Moises Caicedo and Liverpool's acquisition of Wataru Endo

Chelsea's Moises Caicedo and Liverpool's Wataru Endo

Chelsea's big money move for Caicedo (£115 million) may come with potential risks that could cause the club to regret their decision.

One such risk is the lack of experience some players may have in European football. This can lead to difficulty in adapting to the style of play and intensity of the competition, which could ultimately affect their performance.

On the other hand, Liverpool's recent acquisition of Wataru Endo, 30 years of age, a seasoned player without experience in European football, may prove to be a wise move for the club as little was forked out for the deal.

More like the James Milner transfer masterstroke in 2015, Endo's experience could help him adapt to his new team, league and culture quickly, allowing him to make an immediate impact.

Another potential risk of Chelsea's big money move is unforeseen injuries and performance issues. These issues can arise at any time and can have a significant impact on a player's ability to perform at their best. This can be especially problematic for a team that has invested a large sum of money in a player .

Conversely, Liverpool's acquisition of Endo could provide the team with a much-needed boost in their midfield, as too much expectations has  been bundled out of the business. The Japanese's experience and skillset could also make a valuable asset to Jurgen Klopp's team, helping them to improve their overall performance.

While Chelsea's big money move may have potential rewards, it also comes with significant risks that could lead to regret. Liverpool's acquisition of Endo, on the other hand, could prove to be a wise move for the club, providing them with a seasoned player who could help improve their performance and address their midfield issues for less.

Ultimately, while it remains to be seen how both teams will fare in the future, the risks and rewards of their respective moves are worth considering.