When I heard it was an option, I didn’t have any doubts or thoughts about anything else. I was immediately convinced when I heard about a possible move to Liverpool; I had a good feeling about it. Of course, it’s a big club and as far as I’m concerned, it all made sense.
Changing clubs halfway through the season is kind of strange. Normally, you’d do a pre-season where you make a new start, but in this case you immediately have to get to work with big games ahead of you. It’s quite exciting when you’re in a new place – you don’t know the people and you have to get used to things – and everyone has been very helpful in making me feel at home. It’s a very warm club and the fans are amazing. It really does feel great to be here.
It’s fantastic, of course. It’s great to try and score goals together. We’re starting to get used to each other more and more every day, so I think we’re going to be alright. We’re getting more and more in sync; that’s just something that takes time.
My goals and my passing. I can take the game from midfield into attack. I can switch between the lines with the ball and then sprint towards goal. That’s one of my qualities and that’s one of the things that I can give to this club.
I’ve been asked that question a lot before. In the past three seasons I’ve mostly played on the left, but during the World Cup I also played more in the middle, as a No10. I think it’s just important that I play. When I play down the middle, I get more chances to move forward with the ball. That’s maybe less the case when I play on the left, but it’s not really a preference that I have. I’m just happy to play.
Yes, for ten minutes, I think. We drew 2-2. That was a very intense game, as far as I can remember. So I look forward to getting more minutes in the Champions League.
In moments like that, as a team we’re only focused on winning the game and doing our best. We’ll be aware of what’s going on but we just shut ourselves off from that somehow. For us, it’s a good opportunity to show that we’re a top team. Everyone is eager to show that we want to win this match.
As they say in the Netherlands, the first blow is half the battle. Madrid have a very experienced, mature team and lots of individual quality, especially up front with Karim Benzema and Vinicius Júnior, and in midfield with Luka Modrić and Toni Kroos. All of them are very good players. I think it could be a great game.
It’s the biggest competition in Europe. It’s a childhood dream, especially with Liverpool. I’m really looking forward to it.
When I heard it was an option, I didn’t have any doubts or thoughts about anything else. I was immediately convinced when I heard about a possible move to Liverpool; I had a good feeling about it. Of course, it’s a big club and as far as I’m concerned, it all made sense.
Changing clubs halfway through the season is kind of strange. Normally, you’d do a pre-season where you make a new start, but in this case you immediately have to get to work with big games ahead of you. It’s quite exciting when you’re in a new place – you don’t know the people and you have to get used to things – and everyone has been very helpful in making me feel at home. It’s a very warm club and the fans are amazing. It really does feel great to be here.
It’s fantastic, of course. It’s great to try and score goals together. We’re starting to get used to each other more and more every day, so I think we’re going to be alright. We’re getting more and more in sync; that’s just something that takes time.
My goals and my passing. I can take the game from midfield into attack. I can switch between the lines with the ball and then sprint towards goal. That’s one of my qualities and that’s one of the things that I can give to this club.
I’ve been asked that question a lot before. In the past three seasons I’ve mostly played on the left, but during the World Cup I also played more in the middle, as a No10. I think it’s just important that I play. When I play down the middle, I get more chances to move forward with the ball. That’s maybe less the case when I play on the left, but it’s not really a preference that I have. I’m just happy to play.
Yes, for ten minutes, I think. We drew 2-2. That was a very intense game, as far as I can remember. So I look forward to getting more minutes in the Champions League.
In moments like that, as a team we’re only focused on winning the game and doing our best. We’ll be aware of what’s going on but we just shut ourselves off from that somehow. For us, it’s a good opportunity to show that we’re a top team. Everyone is eager to show that we want to win this match.
As they say in the Netherlands, the first blow is half the battle. Madrid have a very experienced, mature team and lots of individual quality, especially up front with Karim Benzema and Vinicius Júnior, and in midfield with Luka Modrić and Toni Kroos. All of them are very good players. I think it could be a great game.
It’s the biggest competition in Europe. It’s a childhood dream, especially with Liverpool. I’m really looking forward to it.
When I heard it was an option, I didn’t have any doubts or thoughts about anything else. I was immediately convinced when I heard about a possible move to Liverpool; I had a good feeling about it. Of course, it’s a big club and as far as I’m concerned, it all made sense.
Changing clubs halfway through the season is kind of strange. Normally, you’d do a pre-season where you make a new start, but in this case you immediately have to get to work with big games ahead of you. It’s quite exciting when you’re in a new place – you don’t know the people and you have to get used to things – and everyone has been very helpful in making me feel at home. It’s a very warm club and the fans are amazing. It really does feel great to be here.
It’s fantastic, of course. It’s great to try and score goals together. We’re starting to get used to each other more and more every day, so I think we’re going to be alright. We’re getting more and more in sync; that’s just something that takes time.
My goals and my passing. I can take the game from midfield into attack. I can switch between the lines with the ball and then sprint towards goal. That’s one of my qualities and that’s one of the things that I can give to this club.
I’ve been asked that question a lot before. In the past three seasons I’ve mostly played on the left, but during the World Cup I also played more in the middle, as a No10. I think it’s just important that I play. When I play down the middle, I get more chances to move forward with the ball. That’s maybe less the case when I play on the left, but it’s not really a preference that I have. I’m just happy to play.
Yes, for ten minutes, I think. We drew 2-2. That was a very intense game, as far as I can remember. So I look forward to getting more minutes in the Champions League.
In moments like that, as a team we’re only focused on winning the game and doing our best. We’ll be aware of what’s going on but we just shut ourselves off from that somehow. For us, it’s a good opportunity to show that we’re a top team. Everyone is eager to show that we want to win this match.
As they say in the Netherlands, the first blow is half the battle. Madrid have a very experienced, mature team and lots of individual quality, especially up front with Karim Benzema and Vinicius Júnior, and in midfield with Luka Modrić and Toni Kroos. All of them are very good players. I think it could be a great game.
It’s the biggest competition in Europe. It’s a childhood dream, especially with Liverpool. I’m really looking forward to it.
When I heard it was an option, I didn’t have any doubts or thoughts about anything else. I was immediately convinced when I heard about a possible move to Liverpool; I had a good feeling about it. Of course, it’s a big club and as far as I’m concerned, it all made sense.
Changing clubs halfway through the season is kind of strange. Normally, you’d do a pre-season where you make a new start, but in this case you immediately have to get to work with big games ahead of you. It’s quite exciting when you’re in a new place – you don’t know the people and you have to get used to things – and everyone has been very helpful in making me feel at home. It’s a very warm club and the fans are amazing. It really does feel great to be here.
It’s fantastic, of course. It’s great to try and score goals together. We’re starting to get used to each other more and more every day, so I think we’re going to be alright. We’re getting more and more in sync; that’s just something that takes time.
My goals and my passing. I can take the game from midfield into attack. I can switch between the lines with the ball and then sprint towards goal. That’s one of my qualities and that’s one of the things that I can give to this club.
I’ve been asked that question a lot before. In the past three seasons I’ve mostly played on the left, but during the World Cup I also played more in the middle, as a No10. I think it’s just important that I play. When I play down the middle, I get more chances to move forward with the ball. That’s maybe less the case when I play on the left, but it’s not really a preference that I have. I’m just happy to play.
Yes, for ten minutes, I think. We drew 2-2. That was a very intense game, as far as I can remember. So I look forward to getting more minutes in the Champions League.
In moments like that, as a team we’re only focused on winning the game and doing our best. We’ll be aware of what’s going on but we just shut ourselves off from that somehow. For us, it’s a good opportunity to show that we’re a top team. Everyone is eager to show that we want to win this match.
As they say in the Netherlands, the first blow is half the battle. Madrid have a very experienced, mature team and lots of individual quality, especially up front with Karim Benzema and Vinicius Júnior, and in midfield with Luka Modrić and Toni Kroos. All of them are very good players. I think it could be a great game.
It’s the biggest competition in Europe. It’s a childhood dream, especially with Liverpool. I’m really looking forward to it.
When I heard it was an option, I didn’t have any doubts or thoughts about anything else. I was immediately convinced when I heard about a possible move to Liverpool; I had a good feeling about it. Of course, it’s a big club and as far as I’m concerned, it all made sense.
Changing clubs halfway through the season is kind of strange. Normally, you’d do a pre-season where you make a new start, but in this case you immediately have to get to work with big games ahead of you. It’s quite exciting when you’re in a new place – you don’t know the people and you have to get used to things – and everyone has been very helpful in making me feel at home. It’s a very warm club and the fans are amazing. It really does feel great to be here.
It’s fantastic, of course. It’s great to try and score goals together. We’re starting to get used to each other more and more every day, so I think we’re going to be alright. We’re getting more and more in sync; that’s just something that takes time.
My goals and my passing. I can take the game from midfield into attack. I can switch between the lines with the ball and then sprint towards goal. That’s one of my qualities and that’s one of the things that I can give to this club.
I’ve been asked that question a lot before. In the past three seasons I’ve mostly played on the left, but during the World Cup I also played more in the middle, as a No10. I think it’s just important that I play. When I play down the middle, I get more chances to move forward with the ball. That’s maybe less the case when I play on the left, but it’s not really a preference that I have. I’m just happy to play.
Yes, for ten minutes, I think. We drew 2-2. That was a very intense game, as far as I can remember. So I look forward to getting more minutes in the Champions League.
In moments like that, as a team we’re only focused on winning the game and doing our best. We’ll be aware of what’s going on but we just shut ourselves off from that somehow. For us, it’s a good opportunity to show that we’re a top team. Everyone is eager to show that we want to win this match.
As they say in the Netherlands, the first blow is half the battle. Madrid have a very experienced, mature team and lots of individual quality, especially up front with Karim Benzema and Vinicius Júnior, and in midfield with Luka Modrić and Toni Kroos. All of them are very good players. I think it could be a great game.
It’s the biggest competition in Europe. It’s a childhood dream, especially with Liverpool. I’m really looking forward to it.
When I heard it was an option, I didn’t have any doubts or thoughts about anything else. I was immediately convinced when I heard about a possible move to Liverpool; I had a good feeling about it. Of course, it’s a big club and as far as I’m concerned, it all made sense.
Changing clubs halfway through the season is kind of strange. Normally, you’d do a pre-season where you make a new start, but in this case you immediately have to get to work with big games ahead of you. It’s quite exciting when you’re in a new place – you don’t know the people and you have to get used to things – and everyone has been very helpful in making me feel at home. It’s a very warm club and the fans are amazing. It really does feel great to be here.
It’s fantastic, of course. It’s great to try and score goals together. We’re starting to get used to each other more and more every day, so I think we’re going to be alright. We’re getting more and more in sync; that’s just something that takes time.
My goals and my passing. I can take the game from midfield into attack. I can switch between the lines with the ball and then sprint towards goal. That’s one of my qualities and that’s one of the things that I can give to this club.
I’ve been asked that question a lot before. In the past three seasons I’ve mostly played on the left, but during the World Cup I also played more in the middle, as a No10. I think it’s just important that I play. When I play down the middle, I get more chances to move forward with the ball. That’s maybe less the case when I play on the left, but it’s not really a preference that I have. I’m just happy to play.
Yes, for ten minutes, I think. We drew 2-2. That was a very intense game, as far as I can remember. So I look forward to getting more minutes in the Champions League.
In moments like that, as a team we’re only focused on winning the game and doing our best. We’ll be aware of what’s going on but we just shut ourselves off from that somehow. For us, it’s a good opportunity to show that we’re a top team. Everyone is eager to show that we want to win this match.
As they say in the Netherlands, the first blow is half the battle. Madrid have a very experienced, mature team and lots of individual quality, especially up front with Karim Benzema and Vinicius Júnior, and in midfield with Luka Modrić and Toni Kroos. All of them are very good players. I think it could be a great game.
It’s the biggest competition in Europe. It’s a childhood dream, especially with Liverpool. I’m really looking forward to it.
