Lopetegui has produced the most impressive pre-match interview ahead of Liverpool clash – Fans are proud of him today

Julen Lopetegui’s pre-Liverpool press conference

West Ham United Training Ground, Tuesday 24 September 2024, 12noon

 

The first question is on team news:

We don’t have any new injuries. I think that today we will see that Niclas Füllkrug is better too.

Yesterday he trained and today he will too. Then we will see his level, ahead of the game tomorrow.

Lopetegui is asked about his squad:

The most important thing is for all of them to face a tough match.

We know we are going to play against the defending champions, and at Anfield, where it is always tough.

It’s going to be a big challenge, but we’re looking forward to it.

The boss is asked about the Carabao Cup:

We go into every competition wanting to do our best, and go as far as possible.

To do that we have to overcome Liverpool at Anfield. It’s not an easy task, but we go there with that ambition for sure.

The next question is asked about possible changes:

We’re going to try to be balanced, so we can compete at our best tomorrow.

We’re focused on the game tomorrow – the first aim for us now is Anfield, and we have to be 100 per cent concentrated on that.

All of the squad have to be ready. I’m not going to tell you the line-up, but Łukasz Fabiański will play.

Lopetegui is asked about Carlos Soler and Jean-Clair Todibo:

It’s true we have a lot of new players, and some who are new to England, but we are one team.

They are still adapting, but we’re working for everyone to be able to contribute throughout the season.

The boss is asked about Guido Rodríguez:

When you change one player at half-time, it’s not because of form, but it’s because you feel you have to change something.

It’s not going against one player, it’s maybe going against my first decision. I don’t like to do this, but he’s an experienced player and he knows these things can happen sometimes.

The boss is asked about Guido Rodríguez:

When you change one player at half-time, it’s not because of form, but it’s because you feel you have to change something.

It’s not going against one player, it’s maybe going against my first decision. I don’t like to do this, but he’s an experienced player and he knows these things can happen sometimes.

The next question is asked about the Chelsea game:

That has happened, and now we are focused on the next match.

For sure, we made mistakes, and that is part of football. As a coach, we make decisions, but we have to improve going forward.

The next question is asked about the Chelsea game:

That has happened, and now we are focused on the next match.

For sure, we made mistakes, and that is part of football. As a coach, we make decisions, but we have to improve going forward.


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