Liverpool’s Assistant Manager, Pep Lijnders, Acknowledges Dominik Szoboszlai’s Dip in Form but Backs Him for a Comeback. Liverpool’s assistant manager, Pep Lijnders, has admitted that Dominik Szoboszlai has experienced a decline in form after an impressive start to his career at Anfield. The Hungarian midfielder quickly established himself as a key creative force in Liverpool’s revamped team following his £60 million transfer from RB Leipzig during the summer.

However, Szoboszlai’s impact has waned recently, as evidenced by his early substitution during Liverpool’s pursuit of a goal against Manchester United on Sunday. When asked about Szoboszlai’s recent performances, Lijnders highlighted the midfielder’s young age, emphasizing that he still has a lot of potential.

Lijnders expressed confidence in Szoboszlai’s ability to regain his top form, attributing it to the player’s strong work ethic at the training center. He stressed the importance of working harder, training better, and maintaining a figҺting spirit. While acknowledging that there may be difficult phases and fewer standout moments in a season, Lijnders affirmed the team’s satisfaction with Szoboszlai’s overall contribution.

He also pointed out that the arrival of new players in the midfield was a response to the previous year’s calls for renewal in that area. Despite the challenges that arise, Lijnders expressed gratitude for Szoboszlai’s presence and his potential to make a significant impact on the team moving forward.