While millions of players dream of playing in the Premier League, Van Dijk's comments on English football

Liverpool is not living its best moment in the Premier League. Jurgen Klopp's team is facing a situation that is not wished on anyone. In the match against Tottenham, the VAR made an extremely serious error that cost the Liverpool team the whole game. Faced with this, the indignation was present in the fans, in the members of the club and especially in England.

Given this, many wonder how new technologies can affect more than they did before. The referee theme  has always been a controversial topic concluding that despite having the tools to improve performance, the decision of the judges will always be based on a subjective judgment. Even though PGMOL admitted its mistake, little can be done to remedy the situation.

Similarly, the match against Brighton was just one more sign of the poor performance that Liverpool is having and especially of a mood that does not benefit many. It should be noted that this situation has directly affected the group and speaks of the great atmosphere that is lived in the locker room to take the problems collectively and move forward as a group.

Definitely, the philosophy of Jurgen Klopp has helped these situations to be faced in a group but also overcome in a group. One of the leaders of the dressing room and who undoubtedly inspires the youngsters is captain Virgil Van Dijk. The Dutchman is an example of leadership on and off the pitch. However, even Van Dijk himself is not happy with the league and said so during this FIFA International Break.

The words of Virgil Van Dijk

According to a post by Fabrizio Romano, the Liverpool captain said that the game schedules in England are too busy. He even assured that even if the players are paid, health should never be endangered. These were his words.

Quoted by Fabrizio Romano

"In England we believe the schedules are too busy. The players are getting paid well but it should never come at the cost of our health.We keep having to play more and more games. We as players should start saying something about it, contribute to a solution”, Van Dijk stated.