Despite Luis Diaz's injury, Klopp still considers him a hero

Liverpool beat Bournemouth 3 to 1 this Saturday. The Reds were caught off guard after a mistake from Trend Alexander-Arnold that led Antoine Semenyo to score the first goal of the game. However, the Anfield team was ready to strike back, literally deploying his best offensive efforts led by Diogo Jota, Luis Diaz and Mohamed Salah.

With this said, the team didn't look too great. Klopp even tell the squad was a little bit off. Even so, after Diaz goal, they got the momentum needed to get ahead on the scoreboard.

However, things got complicated when new player Alexis Mac Allister was sent off and Liverpool forcing Liverpool to play with just 10 players. Nevertheless they managed to keep their lead against The Cherries. After Mac Allister red card, Japanese Wataru Endo got to play in the Premier League for the first time, only a day after he joined the team.

In addition, the manager pointed out Endo “had no idea what to do” during the game. However, he acknowledges that adaption is part of the process. Despite the victory, Klopp didn't hide his dissatisfaction at some moments. Concerns were raised when players like Trent Alexander-Arnold and Lucho Diaz left the field due to injuries. However, Klopp's update stated that both were okay and expected to be ready for the next game. 

Jürgen Klopp really liked Diaz performance 

Undoubtedly, one of the standout players of the match was Luis Diaz. The Colombian striker showcased his football skills with a stunning goal that equalized the scoreboard for the Merseyside team. As a result, Klopp was very pleased, expressing his appreciation for Diaz's contribution. Klopp even say that as long as Lucho stays fit, he's "the best." Diaz's on-field ability is truly impressive. Furthermore, Lucho's goal marked the 350th goal at Anfield since Klopp became Liverpool's manager.