Federico Chiesa has voiced full confidence in Liverpool’s ability to turn their form around as they prepare to face Crystal Palace tonight in the Carabao Cup fourth round.
The Reds are enduring a rough patch, having lost four consecutive Premier League matches, but Chiesa believes the team has what it takes to bounce back.
“It’s many reasons and there’s not just one thing. We’re not winning. At the beginning of the season we were winning and no one was questioning this and that,” Chiesa told reporters.
“Unfortunately it’s not [a good time] but I always think positive and I hope we’re going to bounce back. We have the quality and the players to do so and we have a fantastic manager so I don’t see any trouble. I hope there’s not going to be any trouble in the future.”
Liverpool’s last match ended in a 3-2 defeat to Brentford, and Chiesa described the somber mood that followed in the dressing room.
“No one was speaking. Because afterwards everyone knows. Sometimes you don’t have to speak about the situation. You know what’s going on,” he explained.
He added: “We have to think about what we can do better and usually when we are in this situation the first thing that comes to your mind is to give more, train harder. I think it was good that after the game we didn’t talk because it’s a sign that everyone wants to change.
“I don’t know if you say this in English but [in Italy] we say: ‘Winning brings winning.’ So we want to win tomorrow. That’s it.”
With Chiesa’s confidence and belief in the team’s character, Liverpool fans will be hoping tonight’s clash marks the start of a turnaround in fortunes.
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