Keita despatched message over Liverpool future from former team RB Leipzig
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| The 26 year old star have been sidelined for 2 months with a hamstring damage |
The Liverpool midfielder Naby Keita can still show his incredible high-satisfactory at the club, provided he can shake off his steady injury problems.
Keita will omit a reunion with former team RB Leipzig within the Champions League round of sixteen (16) first leg on Tuesday regardless of having back to complete training this week.
The 26 year old star have been sidelined for 2 months with a hamstring damage, with different niggles which means he has been limited to simply seven starts so far this season.
And former Liverpool goalkeeper Peter Gulacsi, who performed along Keita at Red Bull Salzburg and Leipzig, has no question Keita can still play an essential component under manager Jurgen Klopp.
"He is a great talent," he said. "He has fantastic exceptional and while he got here to the Bundesliga he modified the entire recreation right here and he changed into one of the significant vital gamers for us."
"In our first season within the Bundesliga we went to complete 2nd in the league, which become of direction right all the way down to the club effort, however Naby become one of the key gamers, and it is no wonder that once this sort of a hit season Liverpool signed him."
"Since then, he is been hit by quite few injuries, so I suppose he is had a hard time to certainly hit his peak shape and simply maintain playing all of the time, however his features aren't to question."
"I'm positive that if he can stay fit and healthful then he's going to display once more that type of consistency on the best level."
Gulacsi spent six years at Liverpool among 2007 and 2013 and, whilst at the bench fifty one times, he did not make a senior appearance earlier than spending years with Salzburg after which shifting to Leipzig in 2015.
And, talking to liverpoolfc.com, the Hungary international stated: "I'm satisfied to have the possibility, the possibility to move again and play at Anfield and play towards Liverpool."
"But on the opposite side, we're an formidable team and, of course, we desired to have the first-rate feasible draw, and Liverpool isn't always the perfect of opponents.
"If you spend six years at this type of unique team I suppose this connection what you've got with the team will by no means move away, despite the fact that my concentration is by myself now and my own team.
"When I left at 23 I changed into prepared for the experience challenges and I haven't any regrets. I'm sincerely thankful to have had this possibility to be at Liverpool."