Freuler was one of the best: "We showed personality". "We are improving, but we have to score"

A display of great character for Remo Freuler who brought all his experience to Anfield, holding his own against the Reds despite the defeat.

The Swiss midfielder wasn't even supposed to be in the match but in the end he recovered from his ailments against Atalanta and kept his place, offering a high-quality performance in which, as usual, he didn't hold back, putting himself at the service of the team and offering all his wealth of international experience.

A true red and blue dam that guarantees Italiano coverage and support against a prohibitive team. The change at the end also gave him the applause of the fans who came to Anfield and the chance to catch his breath a bit in view of the upcoming commitments that could see him always in the starting lineup. And it is Freuler himself who fully appreciates the performance of himself and his teammates who had no fear, playing with their heads held high against a clearly superior opponent, at least on paper: "We played a good game but we still lacked a goal tonight. We are improving game after game, even today we showed it with personality, putting Liverpool under pressure. However, it is difficult to get a result against one of the strongest teams in Europe, especially when you can't score".

Once again, the Swiss also wanted to underline how the rossoblù are struggling to find the way to goal despite the two shots hit by Ndoye. Castro's absence from the first minute and Dallinga's lackluster performance certainly did not favor Bologna's offensive plots, who will now have to learn from the experience and immediately turn the page to think about Serie A and Sunday's home match against Parma.

In the meantime, Freuler does not want to forget another key factor in the team's excellent performance, namely the support of the fans who came to Liverpool to cheer on Italiano's boys, invading the English city: "I want to thank the fans who gave us a big hand this evening too. I'm physically fine, I'm a little tired, but we're all ready to recover for Sunday".