Liverpool will have a couple of days off to think things through and avoid the distractions of past weeks. Without a doubt, this Premier League campaign has been one of high tension from the AXA Training Centre. Despite having a good group of players, the situations that have been occurring in the team have not made the fans happy and especially the players.
Given this, things on Merseyside are expected to improve after the FIFA Break that will give the players the opportunity to explore other airs and above all distract themselves. While some players have had to fly overseas, others are within Europe fulfilling their upcoming commitments in friendlies and qualifying matches for the next Euro 2024. At the moment, Trent Alexander-Arnold is the only Liverpool player on the English Squad
Meanwhile, Jurgen Klopp is planning the next match against Everton in what will be another edition of the Merseyside Derby. Despite Everton's current bad moment, passions are aroused in this clash of titans and fans are looking forward to the moment when the ball rolls from Anfield. With this said, Liverpool wants to deliver for the three points as well as for the pride of winning a derby.
One of the players who has not been very consistent in the team has been full-back Joe Gomez. Despite not being a regular starter due to the hegemony of Trent Alexander-Arnold, the German has given confidence to all his players, even if there is a lack of play or not. During an interview with the player, Gomez expressed positive words towards his coach.
According to LFC Transfer Room, Gomez said Klopp is more like a father figure than a gaffer. Likewise, he commented that the support he receives from him is positive in all aspects. These were his words:
Quoted by LFC Transfer Room
There’s times where we’ve had conversations and he’s more of a father figure than just a gaffer… Coming back from the injuries and he still has the faith, that’s forever. It’s something I’ll look back on. I’m lucky to have had a gaffer like him, Gomez stated.
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