McAllister& Dias: Liverpool can continue to improve, success cannot be separated from team support and efforts

May 6th McAllister and Louis Dias recently interviewed ESPN and talked about Liverpool's Premier League championship.

McAllister said: "We are in the early stages of the construction of the new system. The successful championship exceeds expectations. This is a major change for many people, but the coaching staff and the entire team are firmly convinced that they can continue to improve."

"The goal against Tottenham is the most important goal in my career. It may not be the most exciting, but it is definitely the most meaningful. I am in the best state of my career and can show myself in a great club, but all this cannot be separated from the support of the team."

Talking about the elimination of the Champions League by Paris, McAllister said: "The draw is not good luck. Both sides have the strength to advance to the semi-finals, but they are better at penalty shootouts, and we will make a comeback next year."

Louis Dias said: "No one is optimistic about us at the beginning of the season, but the team proved itself day after day with results. The team trusts the coach, the locker room is full of top players, and victory is natural."

"We are nothing without a team. We have been working hard for this moment since joining. I am relieved by the data now."