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Monday, 16 November 2026ENPT
INTERNACIONAL · 2 min read

Van Dijk responds to the journalist: “I don’t like that tone.”

Jogador de futebol de camisola vermelha do Liverpool, com braçadeira de capitão e número 4, a correr em estádio.
In short
  • Virgil van Dijk, capitão do Liverpool, criticou a forma como um jornalista questionou a relação entre a equipa e os adeptos numa conferência de imprensa.
  • Van Dijk disse não gostar daquele tom e afirmou que nunca questionou os adeptos nos seus anos no clube.
  • Explicou a frustração pela época irregular, comparando-a com a anterior, em que o Liverpool foi campeão, e disse que a ambição se mantém.

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Virgil van Dijk, the charismatic captain of Liverpool, did not hesitate to express his displeasure regarding the way a reporter questioned the relationship between the team and the fans during a recent press conference. Following the team’s victory in the Champions League against Galatasaray, the tension in the air was palpable, and Van Dijk made it clear that criticism of the connection with the fans was unwelcome.

“That’s a question I don’t like; I don’t appreciate that tone, to be honest,” said Van Dijk, showing his frustration. The Dutch center-back, who has been a pillar in Liverpool’s defense, emphasized that despite the current season being marked by inconsistency, he has never felt let down by the fans. “In all these years at Liverpool, I have never questioned the fans, and I continue not to do so,” he stressed.

The season has been a challenge for the team, with ups and downs that have generated discontent among the fanbase. Van Dijk did not hesitate to address the context behind this frustration: “There is a reason for the discontent this season, as we had an incredible season last year. We were champions, we played consistent and effective football, finding ways to win. This season, however, we have faced many challenges and difficult moments, which generates frustration because we want to perform well every three or four days.”

The captain of the Reds made it clear that the team’s ambition remains intact. The desire to maintain excellence and the connection with the fans is a priority, and he believes that, despite setbacks, the unity between players and supporters continues to be the foundation of Liverpool’s success.

As the season progresses, the question that lingers is whether the team will be able to overcome adversity and find their way back to glory, not only to satisfy their fans but also to honor the club’s rich tradition. It is a challenge that Van Dijk and his team are ready to face, with the hope that the passion of the supporters will drive them towards success.


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