Frimpong did not consider Liverpool's trophyless season a failure
Liverpool defender Jeremy Frimpong does not view the team's trophyless season as a failure. Following their exit from the Champions League after a loss to PSG, it seems almost certain that they will end the season without silverware. Frimpong likens this situation to a necessary step towards success, citing NBA star Giannis Antetokounmpo and emphasizing that setbacks can lead to stronger teams. He also expressed confidence in teammate Florian Wirtz's abilities and his desire to stay at Liverpool to achieve new successes alongside the squad.
Liverpool defender Jeremie Frimpong does not consider the team's results this season to be a failure. Following a defeat to PSG, the team exited the Champions League, making it almost certain they will finish the season without a trophy. Goal.com reports on this.
However, the player cited NBA star Yanis Antetokunmpo as an example, calling this situation a path to success.
According to Frimpong, it is impossible to win constantly, and sometimes it is necessary to go through such situations to rebuild a strong team. He noted that Michael Jordan did not always win in the finals, but this does not devalue his career.
The player views this process as a stage of development, despite any disappointment.
During his debut season in England, Frimpong suffered three injuries, which affected his performance. The defender stated that no one in the team likes to lose, but emphasized that standards in the Liverpool dressing room have not dropped.
In his opinion, the situation would not have seemed so bleak if the team had won the FA Cup or the Champions League.
Frimpong also spoke about his teammate Florian Virts, who arrived with him from Bayer. He expressed no doubt in Virts's skill and stated that he would soon return to his best form.
Relying on the advice of captain Virjil van Deyk, the defender added that he wishes to stay at Liverpool and achieve new successes with the team.
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