Liverpool defender Joe Gomez has admitted that the jeers from their own fans following the team's 1-1 draw against Chelsea have deeply affected the players. As the club's longest-serving player, he acknowledged understanding the fans' frustration but emphasized that the situation is mentally difficult for the squad. This is reported by Goal.com .
Arne Slot's side continues to fight for a Champions League spot and must secure victories until the end of the season. Gomez noted that he fully understands the fans' dissatisfaction, adding that the team is also unhappy with their performance and is striving to turn the situation around.
During the match, the substitution of 17-year-old Rio Ngumoha sparked sharp protests from the fans. However, Gomez defended the manager's decision, explaining that the young player was substituted due to physical fatigue, and expressed confidence that Ngumoha will become a bright star for Liverpool in the future.
Responding to questions about the atmosphere within the team, Gomez dismissed rumors of a rift in the dressing room. According to him, experienced players are doing their best to help newcomers adapt to the pressure at a club like Liverpool.
Read “Zamin” on Telegram!
