Andy Robertson on Milos Kerkez:
"He's only young and I think we forget that, all the new signings are young but have incredible potential and they are the future of the club and you try to help them as much as you can.
"He will be the starting left-back for Liverpool in the future and it's up to me to push him this season and help him improve. He has a fantastic future ahead of him and he just needs to keep working hard and not let it affect him, which it won't as he's a confident lad.
"I'll help him as much as I can but I do want to play games and be the starting left-back and I have got to keep pushing to try to produce the levels I know I can do as well."
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🚨 Liverpool have agreed personal terms with Marc Guehi! Giovanni Leoni is also keen on the move.
Negotiations underway with Palace for fee around £35m as total package, deal could be done soon.
#LFC work on both Guehi and Leoni, NOT alternative as revealed today.
When a wolf realizes it is losing a fight against another and understands there is no chance of victory, it makes an unexpected decision: it peacefully offers its jugular to the opponent, as if saying, "I have lost, let's end this." But at that very moment, something astonishing happens.
The victorious wolf, instead of delivering the final blow, freezes. An ancient force holds it back—a silent, instinctive law. Something embedded in its DNA, or perhaps beyond it, whispers that the survival of the species is more important than the satisfaction of eliminating its rival.
What a magnificent natural mechanism: no cowardice in the one who surrenders, no mercy in the one who stops. Just a perfect balance. There is no winner or loser. Both wolves walk away, and the cycle of life continues.
This is what we call: HUMILITY.