Szoboszlai foresees Liverpool's quadruple amid Arsenal & Man City challenges. #anfield #football
Dominik Szoboszlai expresses his desire to secure a quadruple in his debut season with Liverpool. The team has already clinched their 10th Carabao Cup title and maintains a promising position in the Premier League, Europa League, and FA Cup. Despite missing the final victory over Chelsea due to injury, Szoboszlai is pleased with the Carabao Cup win and aims to achieve a clean sweep with Liverpool.
"It's a satisfying feeling," says the Reds midfielder. "We've already secured one trophy, and we have three more to go. Personally, I aspire to win all four, but we must take it one game at a time. We can't look too far ahead because there are still many matches ahead, including European competitions, FA Cup matches, and the resumption of the Premier League after the international break. However, I believe we are prepared."
Following their convincing victory over Sparta Prague, Liverpool is almost guaranteed a spot in the Europa League quarter-finals, and Szoboszlai asserts the team's confidence. However, he acknowledges that title contenders Manchester City and Arsenal are also confident.
Regarding the speculation about winning for Jurgen Klopp in his final season, Szoboszlai downplays it, stating, "I believe we have a decent chance, but I think everyone feels the same way." He emphasizes the importance of hard work in every game and emphasizes the unity within the team, irrespective of who starts or comes off the bench.
Szoboszlai, 23, believes Liverpool fans have yet to witness his full potential despite his impressive performances and trademark long-range goals. He returns from injury determined to improve further, stating, "Perhaps my recent dip in form isn't solely due to my injury. Every player has ups and downs in their performances. None of us have showcased our full capabilities in every game. However, I'm committed to working hard every day to reach my peak performance. If you believe my best form was at the beginning of the season, you're mistaken. I can do better."
Dominik Szoboszlai expresses his desire to secure a quadruple in his debut season with Liverpool. The team has already clinched their 10th Carabao Cup title and maintains a promising position in the Premier League, Europa League, and FA Cup. Despite missing the final victory over Chelsea due to injury, Szoboszlai is pleased with the Carabao Cup win and aims to achieve a clean sweep with Liverpool.
"It's a satisfying feeling," says the Reds midfielder. "We've already secured one trophy, and we have three more to go. Personally, I aspire to win all four, but we must take it one game at a time. We can't look too far ahead because there are still many matches ahead, including European competitions, FA Cup matches, and the resumption of the Premier League after the international break. However, I believe we are prepared."
Following their convincing victory over Sparta Prague, Liverpool is almost guaranteed a spot in the Europa League quarter-finals, and Szoboszlai asserts the team's confidence. However, he acknowledges that title contenders Manchester City and Arsenal are also confident.
Regarding the speculation about winning for Jurgen Klopp in his final season, Szoboszlai downplays it, stating, "I believe we have a decent chance, but I think everyone feels the same way." He emphasizes the importance of hard work in every game and emphasizes the unity within the team, irrespective of who starts or comes off the bench.
Szoboszlai, 23, believes Liverpool fans have yet to witness his full potential despite his impressive performances and trademark long-range goals. He returns from injury determined to improve further, stating, "Perhaps my recent dip in form isn't solely due to my injury. Every player has ups and downs in their performances. None of us have showcased our full capabilities in every game. However, I'm committed to working hard every day to reach my peak performance. If you believe my best form was at the beginning of the season, you're mistaken. I can do better."
