One game at a time: Gakpo reveals Liverpool are staying humble

Liverpool star Cody Gakpo revealed that taking one game at a time allows the team to stay humble and grounded. The Liverpool left-winger scored a goal and provided an assist against Leicester City, helping the team win the game 3-1.

Gakpo has enjoyed a sensational year since the March International break, maintaining high consistency for both his club and country. The Liverpool attack is blessed with numerous players enjoying the peak year of their career, maintaining a sensational form.

Gakpo is actively competing with in-form Luis Diaz and both the players are doing their utmost to maintain Liverpool’s attacking dominance. The team’s chemistry and togetherness have played a pivotal role in the club’s dominance in all competitions throughout this season.

Liverpool head coach Arne Slott has helped the team become more efficient and dominant in all phases of the game. The new tactical style of play has allowed the Reds to secure 22 victories from 26 games in all competitions.

Liverpool are currently at the top of the Premier League and the Champions League table along with the progression of the Carabao Cup. Their current predicament has inevitably invited title talks at this early stage while fans and players remember the last season.

Liverpool enjoyed the same momentum last season under the legendary manager Jurgen Klopp but failed to secure major trophies eventually. Complacency and injury crisis played a critical role in their downfall along with extraneous factors like scheduling and poor officiating.

Furthermore, the Reds lacked defensive formidability and balance last season which they have displayed this season under the new coach. Nevertheless, complacency remains their biggest adversary as the team heads into the new year with everything to achieve and lose.

Speaking to Amazon Prime (via Liverpoolfc.com), Gakpo revealed that the team has stayed humble, taking one game at a time. He said:

“We only think about the next game. We cannot deny we are in a good place I know, but still, I think one of the strengths of our team, and also of the staff, is that we approach each game as a new one as if we didn’t play anyone before. That keeps us humble and working very hard.”

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Liverpool needs to maintain this mindset until it is mathematically impossible for any rivals to beat them. The level at which the club is operating leaves no margin for error or room for relaxation.