Liverpool loudly 'threatens' MU

In an interview on the club's official website, defender Milos Kerkez confirmed that Liverpool aims to take full points in the forthcoming clash with MU, no matter what it takes.

Liverpool enters the match against Manchester United in a worrying situation after suffering three consecutive defeats across all competitions. This series of results makes the upcoming 90 minutes at Anfield even more tense and crucial than ever. Many even fear Liverpool might face a fourth straight loss.

However, speaking on the club's official site, defender Milos Kerkez expressed optimism and insisted that MU should be more concerned ahead of the upcoming encounter: "We are preparing and ready for everything. Everyone in the squad currently has a lot of positive energy. Many players have performed well and won with their national teams, so we are genuinely looking forward to bringing that success to Liverpool.

Certainly, any club facing such a losing streak would feel uncomfortable. I think the international break came at the right time, and as I said, Liverpool has prepared for the journey ahead. Everyone is in good form, I see everyone returning full of energy and high focus, and we are truly ready to turn things around. Everyone is back healthy, which is really important. We need everything to secure all three points against MU." 

Regarding the showdown with Liverpool, MU's coach Ruben Amorim stated he is uncertain when the team will regain its former strength. Amorim also reminded everyone to be patient rather than rush things:" It's hard to say exactly when we can catch up with them. Sometimes things change quickly, but we need to be persistent and realistic. The important thing is to focus on the next match. We can beat any opponent if the whole team performs at its best. The goal is to reach Liverpool's level in the future, but I don't know how long it will take."

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