Walcott to Liverpool? Three reasons the Arsenal ace is the WRONG man for Rodgers’ side

3) Style of play

Given his price tag and his injury record, Walcott clearly doesn’t look worthwhile for Liverpool – and just to seal it, it’s plain to see he’s an inferior player to Raheem Sterling anyway. Walcott is a far more limited and one-dimensional wide-player, who does not exactly excel in a variety of different positions, linking up the play as players are expected to do in Rodgers’ set-up. It’s hard to see him fitting into this current Liverpool team, and the club simply has to aim higher if a world class talent such as Sterling does leave.