Van Dijk: Everyone is aware of the challenges we face and are doing their best to turn the situation around

Hupu News November 01 Premier League, Liverpool will face Aston Villa at home. Before the game, Liverpool captain Virgil Van Dijk posted a message on the spot to cheer for the team.

Van Dijk wrote:

"I have said many times before that humility and unity are key - in good times and in bad. We must show these two qualities tonight."

"I don't need to say more about the recent situation. Our record and performance are not ideal. Now it is our turn to be at our best and work hard to get out of this predicament."

"I can assure you that everyone in the dressing room is aware of the challenges we face and are doing their best. "No one likes the situation, but believe me, I have full confidence in the strength and resilience of this team. I have witnessed the dedication of everyone day in and day out, and I know the ability of the players, but now we have to go out on the field and show it. Everyone, including myself, has to step up and shoulder the responsibility."

"It will be a difficult game tonight. Aston Villa has had a difficult start to the season, but it has been very good. We have achieved many outstanding results."

"They have excellent players and excellent coaches, so we must focus from the opening whistle to the end and go all out to win three points."

"Of course, everything starts with our own performance, but please believe that you (the fans) can also play an important role tonight. We definitely need this kind of atmosphere, such shouts and support."

"I have done so. I have said many times that in my opinion, there is no better place for Liverpool to play football, especially at night. Being able to play here is a privilege that we as players will never take for granted, and it is something that we always look forward to. "

"So let's cherish this privilege again. Let us inspire each other, from the field to the stands, in this situation, we can only stay grounded, work hard, and unite to get back on track."