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Liverpool FC coach Juergen Klopp confirmed that the team’s player Mohamed Salah did not deserve to receive the captaincy in the team’s game against Mittelland in the Champions League.
“You have been a leader for a long time in my career, and what a job it is because there are not many benefits that you get, just a lot of work with all the things around you,” Klopp said in remarks published by the Liverpool Echo.
He added: “I didn’t feel the importance of being the captain of my team … Yes, we have a captain like Henderson and this is important, but to be captain for a game, I didn’t realize how important that is to the players. , because in this world now everything is a great story. “
If he makes a mistake, that means that Origi was not the leader.
“I didn’t realize it was a big story for Trent. The rule here is that there is a group of players, Jordan Henderson, James Milner, Virgil Van Dyck and Jenny Vinaldom, who are the four leaders. I don’t need four, but yes. Hindu doesn’t play, so Milner is the leader, “he said. If neither of them plays, then Virgil or Vinaldom. “
He continued: “If not all of them could play, then normally the player who is the oldest player in the club will be chosen, and this was, in my understanding and how I saw it, Trent to be the leader.”
“Someone told me later that it should have been Divock Origi and that it was my fault, so I didn’t make it complicated, I gave Trent the captaincy.”
He continued: “I spoke to Salah about this after the game and when I realized it was not working well, I explained it and said it again in the interview, so that is not a problem for me.”
“He said he was disappointed and he didn’t do it on purpose, I did what I did. If I made a mistake, that means Divock Origi was not the leader,” he concluded.
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