The Liverpool chief Arne Slot has warned the rest of the Premier League and the Europe’s elite that his team will only get better when the season culminated.
Based on the 4-0 drubing, which the red in the Carabao Cup semi-final broke out to Tottenham Hotspur on Thursday, does not seem to give much space for improvements.
The Merseyside Giants will be favorites for this upcoming showpiece against Newcastle United, stay in the FA Cup and offer the best record in the Premier League and the Champions League this season. However, Slot is firmly convinced that the best will still come for his everything conquered.
“There are two reasons why we are getting stronger,” said the Dutch coach on Thursday evening about his press conference after the game. “First of all, when they play together more often, they know better what is expected. When I tell you for the first time how to get the ball out against a 7-9-11 press from behind, you might be like: ‘Ok. ‘But the more you face them, the more it will be for you.
“The more games you play, the more team meetings you have, the more training sessions you know, the better you know what we expect from you and what you can expect from each other.
“Secondly, I believe in the fact that the more games they become physically stronger. Some people think that they will get tired, but as long as they make it well, players become stronger by getting many games tired instead of playing games.”
Liverpool’s only senior citizens’ injury is Trent Alexander-Arnold-Obwohl The right-back has a natural replacement in the form of Conor Bradley and is expected in the coming days.
Slot had the luxury, his midfielder Alexis Mac Allister, who was awarded the World Championship, the strong striker Diogo Jota, the youthful promise of Harvey Elliott and Luis Diaz-in this season behind Mohamed Salah probably bring Liverpool’s second best player in Liverpool.
When paying out the possibility of taking off an unprecedented four times, the slot shrugged to the shoulders: “We are in a very good place. I don’t just talk about the results, but the players are fit and ready.
“We are in a good place, but we also know how long the season will take and how many difficult challenges will still be for us.
“I don’t expect us to win every game as we did yesterday [4-0 against Tottenham]But that’s not what I ask for them either. We just try to do everything to win every single football game. “
The rest of the football world was warned.