After Alexis Mac Allister helped Liverpool upset Brighton 2-1 on Easter Sunday, Jurgen Klopp said that he is not shocked by the Argentine’s outstanding play.
The World Cup champion was the feature player at Anfield against his old team, setting up Mohamed Salah for the winner with a precise through-ball. With this assist, he now has 10 goal contributions from his last 10 club and national team starts.
Following the Reds’ most recent victory, Klopp was all praise for several individual efforts, but he also insisted that he was no longer shocked by the high caliber of play in his team. The win also ensured that Liverpool maintained their lead in the Premier League standings upon their return from the March international break.
He remarked, “I saw a lot of special performances today.” “Yes, Macca was amazing—really, very amazing.
However, you have to demonstrate that sort of ability and character when you possess them. That’s Macca; you should do it because he can.
“That’s Dom (Szoboszlai), that’s Wataru (Endo), that’s Conor (Bradley), and that’s Jarell Quansah. They really are that excellent. Joe Gomez is that person. Show off for the boys—they’re good.
Yes, I adore these lads to the hilt. But because it’s all I want them to do, I no longer find it surprising if they truly give their best. It’s okay when they carry it out.
“When they succeed, I’m not as shocked as some may be, but if they fail, I consider why and how we might support them. I’m just content. The more times they can accomplish it. Fantastic game. In many instances.
“After that, Caoimh retrieves the ball from the corner. I saw it rather well, but I wasn’t prepared for the hand to appear. And there he was. Very nice. Difficult gameplay, excellent execution, outstanding outcome