Dominik Szoboszlai, a player of world-class potential, has recently said in an interview that he would give his all to make sure that Liverpool are on winning side in a any game.
Dominik Szoboszlai has become a vital member of Liverpool’s team very fast, prioritizing team accomplishments over individual honours.
Hungarian midfielder who is highly regarded for his attacking prowess and technical skill has stated that he would like to contribute more assists and goals.
Nonetheless, he still has a strong commitment to helping his colleagues. DaveOCKOP has tweeted recently about the Hungarian’s words.
Dominik Szoboszlai interview gives confidence to Liverpool fans
As he emphasizes the value of cooperation in accomplishing group objectives Szoboszlai seeks to create scoring opportunities by making precise passes and creating space.
Still committed to Liverpool’s goals Szoboszlai has adjusted to a slightly different role this season.
His unselfish nature is a wonderful fit with Arne Slot’s emphasis on teamwork.
Szoboszlai said in LiverpoolFC,
“Of course I want to score more goals [and] give more assists.
Hopefully when I give a good ball then we have good players in front who are going to score them! My role is a little bit different than last year but still I’m going to do everything for the team.
Even if my stats are not that high but the team wins, that’s the most important [thing].”
The midfielder is aware that winning for the team is the main goal even though individual stats might change.
This kind of thinking has won him over supporters and cemented his position in Liverpool’s plans as they aim for multiple victories.
Szoboszlai is expected to be a key player in the Reds campaign because of his combination of skill and team-first mentality.
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