Kwaanza inEuropa LeagueIn the group stage of the CupLiverpoolscored his first goal, but sadlyLiverpoolLost 1-2 to rivals Union Saint-Gilloise. Although it isLiverpoolWith his third defeat of the season, Quaanza still felt a little consolation on his scoresheet.
In the interview, Quaanza mentioned the reason why he did not celebrate after scoring a goal. He explained that he wasn't too happy because the team didn't score until they conceded, and that the goal was more like a consolation for the team to concede. Kwaanza is very serious about his work, and he said that he will look back on the game and look for what he lacks and where to improve.
LiverpoolA starting line-up with an average age of 22 years and 156 days was fielded in this game, setting a record for the youngest team in a European competition. Despite losing the match in the end, the experience was extremely valuable for Quaanza.
Speaking about the team's young squad, Kwaanza said they are hungry for a win, no matter what the game is. Although the game didn't go as they expected, he believes it was a valuable learning and growth opportunity for himself and Xi the team as a whole. He also referred to the enthusiastic cheers of the home fans, which he believes are very valuable memories for young players who have not experienced it.
Kwaanza talks about his hopes for the future. He's hoping to get more appearances, especially after Joel Matip's injury, and he's hoping to fill that position and try to becomePremier Leagueof starters. Kwaanza says he is still working hard and has a desire to be the best centre-back he can be. Kwaanza's determination and dedication are impressive. As a young player, he showed great will and talent. I believe that in the future games, Quaanza will continue to work hard, pursue excellence, and become the backbone of the central defender position.
Quaanza is a young and promising player, and from his performances and reflections, we can see that he is pursuing and aiming for his profession. Although the match was not ideal, Kwaanza learned the lessons of defeat and the sweetness of victory. He's down-to-earth, he's trying to improve himself and wants to be the best centre-back he can be.
As fans and spectators, we should also give support and encouragement to Kwaanza. Let's look forward to him putting in even better performances in the coming games and fulfilling his dream of becoming the best centre-back. Win or lose, the young player is moving on and chasing his ownFootballDream.