Liverpool will face Wolves away from home in the sixth round of the English Premier League on Sunday night in Beijing. Before the match, Reds striker Luis Diaz was interviewed by Sky Sports, sharing his excellent form this season, his gratitude to Coach Slaughter and his outlook for the future.
Talking about his five goals in the Premier League, Diaz singled out two of his most memorable moments: "One was against Brentford
The counter-attacking goal, that was a very quick and beautifully executed move. The other one was against Bournemouth, Konate's long pass found me accurately, and I finished a wonderful shot with my excellent running and stopping skills." These two goals not only show Dias' individual ability, but also highlight the tacit cooperation of Liverpool's front field.
Currently among the top scorers in the Premier League, Diaz admits of the race for the Golden Boot: "Why not? I hope I can be one of the top scorers in the Premier League. Now, all I have to do is keep this good start, keep my feet on the ground, stay calm and enjoy the game."
Last season, Diaz had a low point due to family reasons, but now he has regained his smile and is fully committed to soccer. "I'm calmer and happier now, and I'm really enjoying the feeling that soccer brings me." He emphasized that he will give his all this season to get more honors not only for himself but also for the whole team.
Talking about the depth of the squad, Dias said, "We have very good players and it is very healthy competition. The rotation system helps us maintain our form and every player is contributing to the team."
On the race for the Champions League title, Diaz is confident: "We have to work hard and win every game we participate in this year. We didn't do it last year, but this year, we have to try to win everything."
In the interview, Diaz mentioned Coach Slaughter's influence on him several times. "From the first day I came back to the club this season, he has done a fantastic job. He pays attention to every detail of our game, both pointing out areas for improvement and praising us for the things we do well." Under Slaughter's tutelage, Diaz has not only improved his skills, but has also learned how to work better with his teammates during games.
On the upcoming match against Wolves, Diaz said, "I will give my best, try to improve myself, work hard and try to get better. I believe that with hard work and the will to do so, everything will get better." The Colombian striker's positive attitude and strong belief will undoubtedly add more confidence to Liverpool's road trip.
