“You can’t just” – Liverpool midfielder breaks silence on game time struggles

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The recent comments by Wataru Endo have given Liverpool fans plenty to think about as the Japan international opened up about his lack of game time under new manager Arne Slot.

Despite his stellar form for Japan, Endo has struggled to break into the Liverpool lineup this season, with competition for places at an all-time high.

But the 31-year-old midfielder remains optimistic and confident that his moment will come soon.

Endo’s patience tested at Liverpool

Since arriving at Anfield, Endo has found himself behind Ryan Gravenberch in the pecking order. His only appearance this season came as a late substitute against Brentford, leaving fans wondering if he’ll be given more opportunities.

However, Endo isn’t fazed by the situation, telling AFP Media,

“When the international break is finished, there is a run of games so I’ll get more chances.”

His positivity is reassuring for fans who’ve seen his potential. Endo added,

“You can’t just use 11 players when you have a lot of games. I’m sure I’ll get my turn.”

His words reflect a calm confidence that has been a hallmark of his career, but it’s clear he’s eager to make his mark in a red shirt.

Wataru Endo – Shining for Japan, Waiting for Liverpool

While Endo has struggled for minutes at Liverpool, his form for Japan has been nothing short of exceptional. Leading his national team to a stunning 7-0 victory over China in World Cup qualifying, Endo not only captained the side but also opened the scoring with a powerful header.

His performances on the international stage have shown that he still has plenty to offer at the highest level.

With cup competitions set to return and a busy fixture list looming, the Japan captain believes his chance will come soon. “At my age, I have experience, so getting a feel for games isn’t a problem,” Endo explained confidently. His professionalism and patience may just be what Liverpool needs during the long season ahead.

Will Endo finally get his shot to shine at Anfield, or is he destined to remain on the fringes?

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