Liverpool's "Everton" is not finding their game this season and is currently only in 17th place in the Premier League. Despite this, the club's management continues to show confidence in head coach Marco Silva, who remains at the helm of the team.
Portugal is represented by "Everton" goalkeeper Jordan Pickford, who stated that players also need to take responsibility for the team's poor results.
"We can only move forward by staying united. We have a really strong squad and great young talents, and the team spirit in the dressing room is excellent. The coach treats us very well and we fully support him. A few bad results shouldn't put the coach in such a situation, but that's the reality in the football world now.
I don't want Silva to be fired. I was in the team when Ronald Koeman lost his job, and it was a very bad experience. We, as players, also need to take responsibility for the poor results and try to change the situation. Maybe from the outside it looks much worse, but the team remains united," - said J. Pickford while speaking to journalists.
