Liverpool kicked off the new season with an exciting win in their warm-up match, defeating Premier League rivals Arsenal 2-1. The victory not only injected confidence into the team, but also showed the new style of soccer they have developed under the leadership of manager Sloter. After the match, midfielder Morton was interviewed by Liverpool's official website, where he expressed his love and appreciation for Sloter's style of soccer.
Morton began by reflecting on a great game, praising, "It was a great game to watch and I thought the team played very well. The style that the coach is implementing worked and today's game was a perfect testament to that." In particular, he noted that the team's execution during the game was impressive, with the players responding quickly to the head coach's tactical requests, showing a high level of understanding and team spirit.
Speaking about Slaughter's style of soccer, Morton could not hide his excitement: "He loves all-attack, all-defense soccer, and this style is the dream of every midfielder. Today you could see the triangle we played, which is the essence of the tactics he emphasized. I really like this style, it makes the game more open and intense and gives me the opportunity to play my heart out on the field."
Morton also shared his growth experience during his time on loan, which he said made him appreciate the learning opportunities at Liverpool even more: "I like to learn new styles, and being on loan gave me the opportunity to be exposed to different coaches' tactical concepts. When I came back to Liverpool, I felt the atmosphere and the pressure of competition here, but it also inspired me to fight more. I believe I am ready for the challenges of the new season."
Looking ahead to the upcoming Premier League campaign, Morton said confidently, "I'm absolutely ready, we've been preparing for this for a couple of weeks now. Everyone is working really hard and we all look really fit. I'm confident that as long as we keep this momentum going, we'll be able to do well in the new season." His words reveal a bright vision for the team's future and a strong belief in his personal performance.
