Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp has vowed to go all out in the face of adversity. He said the team will play at full strength in Tuesday's Champions League match, leaving no stone unturned.
This season, Liverpool's performance has been slightly flat, and even suffered an unexpected defeat to Leeds United in their last Premier League match. Klopp expressed his dissatisfaction with this, "We have a problem with stability. We can't worry too much about the future, but should focus on winning the next game."
"I think we will only be able to do justice to the performance of the players and coaches by the end of the season. At the moment, we are at a disadvantage due to the fact that we are not playing all the matches and especially the lack of top players in the midfield and front."
"We have to avoid mistakes and stay on top, there is no overnight solution, but we will never give up the fight. I don't want to see the team take a step back, we just have to give it our all and be the opponent that other teams don't want to face."
Despite Liverpool having progressed to the Champions League, Jurgen Klopp admits it will be difficult to rotate the starting line-up when they host Napoli on Tuesday, "We don't want to take risks, but Napoli are in incredible form and they are probably the strongest team in Europe. This is not a game for mass rotation."
