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This player says Liverpool is the best place for him to develop

Stefan Bajcetic believes there's no better place for him to continue developing as a footballer than Liverpool.

By Charles Cornwall

Stefan Bajcetic believes there's no better place for him to continue developing as a footballer than Liverpool.
Stefan Bajcetic believes there's no better place for him to continue developing as a footballer than Liverpool.
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Stefan Bajcetic, the 7-year-old is currently in Austria with Jürgen Klopp's first team as preparations for the 2022-23 campaign ramp up. Bajcetic, who stayed with the squad after featuring in the pre-season tour of Asia, feels such opportunities justify the bold step he took by making the switch from Celta Vigo in February 2021.

"It's paid off, because I learned a lot as well in the Academy," Bajcetic told Liverpoolfc.com in his first interview since becoming a Red. "I think this is the best club for me to develop and I'm happy – I've always been happy. It was difficult to leave all my friends, my family and the place I was living for all my life.

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He love the football

On his summer so far, the Spaniard continued: "It's been very good. It's a very good experience for young lads to play in Thailand and Singapore and travel with the team. It's been good. "Everyone has been good with me. Luckily, I can speak Spanish as well, so I can speak with everyone really.  

"Obviously [my family and friends] are very happy and buzzing. They always try to watch the games and if there's something on social media, they try to look at it. I'm very happy." Bajcetic has appeared in all three of the Reds' warm-up fixtures so far, impressing in a defensive-midfield position that's typically occupied by Fabinho.

A versatile option, Bajcetic is also more than able to drop into the backline, where he's played in the Academy set-up. "It's been good," he said of operating in the holding role. "I always played centre-back growing up but now I think I'm capable of playing there. If they give me the opportunity, I will.
 

 


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