Jurgen Klopp has hailed a surprise Liverpool player ahead of Liverpool's final game against Southampton at the weekend.
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has revealed Fabio Carvalho has impressed him more than Mohamed Salah or any other Red Devils player since joining the club from Fulham last summer. Carvalho has been snapped up by the Merseyside giants after tearing up the Championship with Fulham last season, with his impressive performances playing a key role in helping the Cottagers regain the Premier League.
Carvalho has made just 21 appearances for Liverpool in all competitions this season but has clearly left an impression on Klopp during his brief stint at Anfield so far. The 55-year-old raved about Carvalho during Friday's press conference, admitting that he has been impressed with the Portuguese forward's mentality and pace of work in recent months, despite the fact he explains that a loan can be the best way to develop the team. Start a new campaign. Klopp said: "I think there's a chance Fabio will be on loan or whatever, let's wait and see. “The thing is, it was obviously not the best year of Fabio's career when he was so young, but it was possibly his most important year.
"No player has impressed me more than Fabio, it's true, because this very talented lad came here with big dreams and big expectations. It was okay at first but in the end it wasn't. His work ethic will give him a great career. He trained without winning anything.
"For gamers, you only get one free gift per week:
you line up for me, otherwise put me on the team. This is my only chance to satisfy a player. If I don't do that, that's how the players react and their reaction to the consequences, I've never seen that before. Great. I don't know if he'll be on loan, if we keep him we'll see."
Carvalho played 16 times for Liverpool before the World Cup break in winter but registered just five appearances in the past five months, sparking speculation about his long-term future with the Red Devils despite his ability and potential. his obvious ability to emerge as a key. club players in the coming seasons.
The 20-year-old recently explained that he remains in regular contact with Klopp despite not having much game time at Liverpool, with the German boss having no shortage of constructive criticism on the training ground during recent months.
"He was always talking to me," Carvalho told Sky Sports. "He's always telling me what I should be doing and what I'm doing wrong, it's just constructive criticism. That's how you improve. He and his team are always trying to help, always trying to make sure we have everything we need to play well."
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