
In the first round of Champions League matches in the early hours of this morning, Liverpool defeated AC Milan 3-1 at the San Siro, achieving a valuable victory. After the match, Reds captain Van Dyke was interviewed by a number of media outlets, sharing his feelings about the match and his outlook on the team's future.
In an interview with Amazon Prime, Van Dyke couldn't hide his excitement. He mentioned that he was proud to make his 50th personal European appearance at the San Siro and score a goal to help his team win, despite the difficult start. Van Dyk particularly praised the team's outstanding performance in an unfavorable situation, showing the Reds' indomitable spirit. At the same time, he also expressed his expectation and confidence in the new manager Arne Slot, saying that the team has already achieved great success in the Klopp era, and he hopes to start a new wonderful time under Slot's leadership as well.
Later, in an interview with Sky Sport Italia, Van Dyke elaborated further. He emphasized his joy at the victory and his satisfaction with the team's performance, especially their quick rebound after a tough start. Van Dyk pointed out that the team's performance with and without the ball was excellent, especially the handling of set-pieces and the quality of passing, which laid a solid foundation for the victory. In addition, he acknowledged Milan's attacking ability, but felt that Liverpool managed to limit their opponent's attacking chances, allowing only two excellent chances.
Looking ahead, Van Dyke expressed a sobering awareness of the current state of the team. He acknowledged that while Liverpool have been very successful over the years, things are different now, with a new manager bringing in new principles and tactical philosophies. Van Dyke said that the team is trying to adapt to these changes and realizes that there are still a lot of areas that need to be improved. He believes that with the joint efforts of all the players, Liverpool will be able to continue to achieve good results in the new season.










