New record-signing for £85m The first time Darwin Nunez has trained with Liverpool since his sensational switch from Benfica is in Thailand, and Jurgen Klopp thinks that "we have room for growth."
Liverpool's new record-breaking £85 million As the Reds' preseason in Thailand got underway, Darwin Nunez joined the group for his first practice.
Nunez and Fabio Carvalho, two recent additions to the team, traveled to Bangkok with the team in order to get ready for the next Premier League season.
In advance of the upcoming matches against Manchester United and Crystal Palace, manager Jurgen Klopp selected a 37-man roster for the tour.
Prior to joining the rest of the team last month, several players were allowed extra time off due to the recent international break, including Nunez, a former Benfica striker who was traveling with Uruguay.
After touching down in Thailand, Klopp addressed the media and said: "A nice season, a season where we can grow.
"There is room for improvement. The question of how to play is more important than how many games you can win. You can always improve, and that's what we'll strive to do.
Despite a few changes, including the departures of Sadio Mane and Divock Origi, the former Borussia Dortmund manager is completely confident in his team. Of course, Nunez and Carvalho have also joined.
"As assured as I can be. You never know, of course, but I saw a team full of talent today on the plane.
If you want to win a prize, you always need a little bit of luck, as we all know. However, in order to play a good season, consistency is essential. We will work to achieve this goal.
I am confident in the lads' abilities. Yes, we lost a few players, but we also brought in new players; if you want, fresh blood that was incredibly beneficial.
There are no predetermined locations where the games will take place. The boys are going to exert pressure, which is crucial.
We must get used to and adjust to having five substitutes in the Premier League going forward. I'm eagerly anticipating it.
There are never guarantees in football, but I'd say there's a decent possibility we'll have another successful campaign
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