Salah threw "fuel on the fire" when he remembered Liverpool's failures, coach Klop: It's time for reflection

Liverpool was one of the weakest teams in the Premier League this season, failing to achieve their goals. Especially this compared to the ambitions that the club had and the objectives that the technical staff, led by the German technician Jurgen Klop, had revealed. It must be said that "resat| England failed this year on all fronts, having their worst day in recent years, or rather during the Klopp era. The technician has not resigned, he is waiting for the season to end and to unfold his own platform to get out of the situation, where Liverpool needs urgent reinforcements and change strategy. But there is not only criticism from outside. The British media learn that some players are unhappy and have expressed this dissatisfaction publicly in the media. Something like that seems to have bothered Klopp, who took the players' statements with irony. as much as to divert attention from the internal crisis, he has declared that he will do his best to change the situation in favor of Liverpool and has even expressed optimism to get out of this situation. Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp was asked about the reaction of Egyptian forward Mohamed Salah, who admitted he was "devastated" and said there was "no excuse" for the failure in the Champions League. "It's completely normal. It was a normal description of what I was feeling. He is right, this is not the best time for messages of optimism. But today I saw him in the cafe and he was smiling. I don't know why, I didn't ask, but I was in a good mood", reacted Klop. "We know this would not be a good time for us. And on this road we have always said that we are not happy at all. We made mistakes and were not able to react, that we were not consistent enough", he underlined. The German coach, however, also sees positive notes in Liverpool's season. "There is a good atmosphere in the dressing room, we learned to face failures, there was no division between the coach and the players, nor did we point the finger at anyone. If we didn't qualify for the Champions League, the best we could achieve would be 5th place and that's what we did. If you had asked me ten games ago if it would be possible, I would have said no. But the players responded well and it wasn't because of the last ten games that we finished 5th, it was because of the lack of consistency we had before. Yes, we have made self-criticism, but there is no reason to hang our heads and stay like this until the beginning of the next season.