Liverpool FC’s second goalkeeper, Adrián, praised the club’s signing, Thiago Alcántara, and called him a “winner” before adding that the Spaniard has joined a field to win more titles.
Liverpool recently signed Alcantara from Bayern Munich for $ 35 million and the player promptly made an effect on his debut in the Premier League away game against Chelsea, having maxed out everything in Spain and Germany during their respective spells at FC Barcelona and Bayern Munich, Alcantara is considered the highest final completed in the Premier League.
Liverpool beat Lincoln City 7-2 on their league cup exit, where the Reds had Adrain among regular starter Alisson Becker’s clubs.
In an interview with Liverpool’s official website, when asked if Alcantara was expected to deliver more in the coming days, former West Ham United pitcher replied: “Of course. He’s a winner, a lot of titles because he was obviously in a sensible state. teams such as Barcelona and Bayern Munich. He likes to win, he’s come here to win, to go out and win all the titles we face this season. It’s a great signing for us and I think it will help us a lot. “
Thiago Alcántara seems willing to snub Manchester United and sign for Bayern Munich. Picture: Reuters
Adrián plays foreign football for Andalusia, which is a national football team that is not affiliated with FIFA or UEFA because it is represented worldwide through the Spanish national football team. The Andalusian national team only plays friendly matches. beyond when Spain and Andalusia have faced others in outdoor friendly.
“Thiago is a world-class player. I knew him before when we went to the national team and because we have some friends with each other. He’s a very sensible player, he got quality, he got [a] smart pass. “, one wonderful shot, one view of the game, another. Then you give us a lot of help. This season is going to be difficult and he gives us that quality he has. Obviously, he’s a wonderful player, who adapts well to the world. dressing, speaks very intelligent English, so no problem. I think you’ll enjoy this season, the first season with us,” added Adrian, who played 19 games for Liverpool’s first team, in the same interview.