Liverpool FC includes ‘SELFISH’ Salah, Carvalho’s DREAM, and Klopp’s TIRADE.
Jurgen Klopp delivered a harsh assault on TV broadcaster TNT Sports during his pre-match press conference on Friday, declaring he will ‘never watch’ the channel ever again. In spite of the fact that the Reds aren’t playing in his much-hated 12:30 BST Saturday kickoff slot or on TNT Sports, the 56-year-old was taking no prisoners while voicing his opinions to the media ahead of Liverpool’s match against Tottenham this Sunday.
I had a talk the other day with staff from my ‘favorite’ TV station which I absolutely will never watch again, TNT [Sports],” remarked the Liverpool head when discussing fixture congestion. It is a crime that they dare to give 12:30 on Thursday, Sunday, Wednesday, and Saturday. To be honest, I was waiting on Amnesty International to visit them.” And in a fantastic diatribe, Klopp had a lot more to say.
Although he didn’t totally rule out leaving Anfield, Fabio Carvalho has stated that he intends to stay at Liverpool and battle for his spot when new boss Arne Slot arrives this summer.
The former Fulham midfielder had a challenging first season at Liverpool, but since moving on loan to Championship Hull City in January, he has been playing well. With 19 games in the second division, nine goals, and two assists, the 21-year-old is hoping to make an impression on Liverpool’s prospective manager during preseason. “In my opinion, it’s a new beginning. Not just for myself, but obviously for everybody who enters,” the young international from Portugal remarked.
For me and others like Tyler Morton, who is also on loan at Hull, it will be a new beginning. All we can do is take the risks that present themselves. Take hold of it firmly and with both hands.After Mohamed Salah and Klopp got into a physical altercation on the touchline during West Ham United’s match last weekend, the Liverpool icon declared that Salah was the most “selfish” player he had ever seen. The German and his No. 11 were seen fighting on the London Stadium sidelines, but Klopp has since stated that there is no problem between the two.