In this video
- Frimpong said he feels really good, and being back in the UK is really nice as he is from Manchester. Playing for a team like Liverpool is a privilege, he said.
- Asked why the league has not clicked, Frimpong said sometimes football goes your way and sometimes it doesn't. If they win tomorrow, he said, they can qualify for the round of 16.
- Asked what success would be this season, Frimpong said they are still in the FA Cup and the Champions League. If they win both, they will be really happy.
“…everybody wants to beat us, you know, it's normal in football if you're a champion.”
- Frimpong said losing a match to a last-minute set piece was really frustrating and annoying. You can be angry that day, he said, but the next day you switch on to the next match.
- Asked about facing Qarabağ with Leverkusen, Frimpong said it was a roller coaster, and he thinks they came back from 2-0 or 3-0 down. He knows they are Champions League level.
Jeremy Frimpong speaks with confidence ahead of Liverpool’s Champions league match with Qarabağ, insisting that the team is still focused on winning both the Champions League and FA Cup this season.
In this exclusive press conference, the Liverpool full-back opens up about his adjustment to life at Anfield, the Premier League’s intensity compared to the Bundesliga, and how the squad is responding after recent setbacks.
Frimpong also shares insights on breaking down low blocks, being given freedom under Klopp, and the emotional challenge of bouncing back after last-minute goals. Plus, he reflects on his previous encounter with Qarabağ during his time at Leverkusen a wild game he hasn’t forgotten.
