Liverpool belong to the fans and Szoboszlai knows it well. The Hungarian wanted to clarify the confrontation at the Etihad and underlined how much he and all the players are ready to sell their lives dearly.
On the eve of Liverpool–Paris Saint Germain, Dominik Szoboszlai wanted to clarify things after the controversial episode in which he was the protagonist after the match FA Cup against the Manchester City. The footballer publicly apologized to the fans and charged the environment ahead of the match Champions League.
What happened
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The FA Cup match against Manchester City Guardiola it was just yet another of Liverpool’s poor performances Arne Slot. THE Reds they were overwhelmed 4-0 by Citizensthanks to a hat-trick from an amazing player Haaland and a penalty missed by Momo Salah. At the end of the match, the Liverpool players headed towards the away section for a discussion with the fans. During this confrontation, however, the cameras filmed a nervous Szoboszlai arguing heatedly with some of the fanswith tones that are not at all calm. Szoboszlai, who is one of the key men of Slot’s Liverpool, seems to be experiencing a long period of decline both in the team and on a personal level and this nervousness is confirmation of this.
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Szoboszlai: “I apologize to the fans”
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Interviewed before the second leg of the Champions League quarter-finals, the midfielder wanted to clarify what happened. “To clarify, it was a misunderstanding between me and the fans, I didn’t mean anything bad. I know what the fans mean to this club“. He then reiterated how much he feels the difficult moment of the Reds: “If it was a misunderstanding, then I apologize; the fans must know that I don’t feel better than them“.
Although recovering from PSG is an almost impossible task, the Hungarian reiterated his desire to give it his all in the match against the Parisians. “I am with the fans and we are all with them, and I hope that they are with us too. We will give everything and the maximum from the first minute until the 90th or perhaps until the 120th“. The midfielder finally underlined the players’ desire not to give up an inch: “I’m ready to die on the pitch tomorrow, I can speak for all the players. We want it so much and we work for it. Anything can happen at Anfield“.
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