Jürgen Klopp is intrigued to see how league rivals ‘deal with little drops’ beforeLiverpool visit Brighton in the FA Cup on Sunday
manager praised Mikel Arteta for creating a “sensational team” at Arsenal as well as the improvement under Erik ten Hag at Manchester United, who have surpassed Liverpool this season. “Consistency is really the most difficult thing to have in football and we will see how that goes for other teams,” Klopp said.
“How they deal with little drops, injuries, all these kinds of things. But it is pretty likely it will get tougher for everybody up there to stay in the league, to qualify for Europe, Champions League and especially to become champions. It will be absolutely difficult because of the quality of the teams, the money around and the quality of the coaches.”
Liverpool have suffered injuries to key players throughout the campaign, with Virgil van Dijk still recovering from a hamstring problem picked up at Brentford. “That it was going to be difficult was clear but with lesser injuries I think we can agree we could have easily had four or five points at least more,” Klopp said. “OK, we don’t play a brilliant season then but we are really around and fighting for the Champions League. That’s a normal season.
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