Dominik Szoboszlai says Liverpool will be impossible to stop if they can “get that back” under new manager Andoni Iraola.
The Hungary midfielder, one of Liverpool’s leading players, was speaking about the team’s style of play since Iraola took charge. His comments come after Liverpool collected five points from their opening three Premier League matches.
That return leaves Liverpool sixth in the league table, with Iraola’s side currently positioned just outside the leading group after the first three rounds of the campaign.
Szoboszlai’s assessment focuses on the way Liverpool are playing under their new head coach. The midfielder believes the team can become extremely difficult to contain if it recaptures the quality or characteristic he referred to as “that”.
“No-one will stop Liverpool if we get that back,” Szoboszlai said.
The statement is the clearest indication in the available comments of the confidence within Liverpool’s squad despite a start that has produced five points rather than a perfect record. The club’s position in sixth place means the early Premier League standings remain tightly contested, but the immediate focus is on how the side develops under Iraola.
Iraola is now responsible for Liverpool’s approach and style of play, with Szoboszlai highlighting the importance of the team recovering the element he believes can make them unstoppable. The midfielder did not provide any further explanation of what “that” specifically means in the comments available.
Liverpool’s five-point total has come across three league fixtures. The result leaves them occupying sixth position, while the team continues its first stages under the management of Iraola. Their current ranking provides the statistical context for Szoboszlai’s remarks and shows where the club stands after the opening three rounds.
The midfielder’s comments therefore combine an assessment of Liverpool’s present position with an optimistic view of what the team can achieve if its preferred style returns. Rather than focusing on a single result, Szoboszlai addressed the broader identity of the side and its prospects under the new manager.
For now, Liverpool’s record is defined by five points and sixth place in the Premier League. Szoboszlai’s message is that the team’s potential will be far greater if it can recover the quality he believes has previously made Liverpool so difficult to stop.