“Liverpool’s Luis Díaz set to contribute in Premier League match against Fulham”

Liverpool wants to continue their winning streak in the Premier League, so they will look to beat Fulham this Wednesday at Anfield. Colombian Luis Díaz is expected to add minutes in this commitment.

The footballer from Guajiro comes from scoring a goal and starting, in the 4-3 win over Tottenham, on Sunday, for the English championship.

But Luis Díaz will have to continue showing good performances to consolidate himself again in the starting eleven, since he has a lot of competition in the offensive zone, such as Diogo Jota, Darwin Núñez and Cody Gakpo.

But the man born in Barrancas has the confidence of the German coach Jurgen Klopp and his good presentations convince his teammates, fans and coaching staff.

In fact, in recent hours, the British Harvey Elliot showed his emotion for the return of Luis Díaz to the goal and that he continues adding minutes and contribution in the offensive zone.

“It’s amazing, not just me but everyone, the whole club is excited to see him back. And the fans too. Obviously, there was a lot of talk before the game, to see if he was ready to start, ”said the young Liverpool player about his teammate.

For his part, coach Jurgen Klopp asked for a bit of calm in Luis Díaz’s progress, and this Tuesday he was clear and forceful in assuring that the Colombian “cannot play 90 minutes, that’s clear, but he was really strong in his performance”.

Thus, it is expected that for this Wednesday the guajiro will not start as a starter, but will have playing time in the second half to try to contribute with goals or assists, to end the season in a great way and establish himself for the next campaign with the reds .

The Liverpool vs Fulham game is scheduled for 2:00 pm (Colombian time), at the Anfield stadium, in search of the fifth consecutive match winning, after defeating Leeds United, Nottingham, West Ham and Tottenham.

Currently, those from Merseyside are in fifth place in the standings, instead of the Europa League, thinking about the following season. They are seven units away from the fourth, which is Manchester United, so the option of going to the Champions League seems distant.

To date, Liverpool will no longer be able to fight for any title at the local level in England, nor at the international level, something unusual in recent years for those led by the German strategist Jurgen Klopp.