Ryan Gravenberch’s Form and the Team’s Structure

On Ryan Gravenberch’s Form and the Work He Has Put in to ‌’Learn’ His Midfield ‍Role

Ryan Gravenberch has been ⁣a midfielder all ‌his life, but he’s been playing‍ a bit deeper than he​ did before. However, it’s not that much of ⁤a difference. He, like⁤ the other players​ who are‍ doing well,‍ benefit from how ⁤the team is playing. Gravenberch came back strong,‍ really ‍fit, and played some ⁢good games,‌ taking his chance. ⁤The team’s structure​ has also contributed‌ to his success.

On Trust in Ryan Gravenberch

If trust means playing ⁢him, then⁢ yes, I ⁣trust him. However, I also​ trust the ⁤players ⁤who⁢ are not playing. It’s not that simple ‍to ‌just give trust ‌and expect good performance. We focus on preparing⁢ the players in the best possible way, and I believe in that​ more ‌than​ just the word ‘trust’. If Gravenberch trusts his teammates⁤ and the ‍team’s ⁢structure, that ‌will‌ help ⁣him perform better.

Liverpool’s Early Momentum ⁣and the ‍International Break

The international break might ⁣affect⁣ Liverpool’s momentum, ‌but ⁤it’s hard to ⁣say. If the players can come ​back together and play ⁢in the same way as before, that ⁢will be beneficial. However, it also⁣ depends on the opponent.‍ We focus on ourselves,⁤ but we also ​have to consider‍ the team we’re facing. Nottingham Forest is in a​ good place, having not lost⁢ this season yet, so it will be⁢ a tough and interesting match.

Working⁣ with Liverpool’s Defence

When I arrived at the club, I told⁤ the ​defence that it’s not just them who ​keep a clean sheet, but the whole team. We try to convince them ‍that it’s a team effort ​to not concede. We don’t⁣ need Alisson to be perfect, but we still need him to make‍ saves. It’s a team performance ⁣that⁤ we don’t concede, and that‌ has a lot to do ‌with our work without the ball.