That s just a very normal player Rafael van der Vaart says people have been blinded and is not overly impressed by Liverpool midfielder
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That s just a very normal player - Rafael van der Vaart says people have been blinded and is not overly impressed by Liverpool midfielder
By Diptanil Roy Modified 13 Sep 2022 Follow Us Comment Share Rafael van der Vaart has given his take on three Liverpool players Former Tottenham Hotspur midfielder Rafael van der Vaart believes that Liverpool captain Jordan Henderson is not a brilliant player. The former Dutch international went on to state that two other Reds players in James Milner and Joe Gomez are also regular footballers. Speaking ahead of the Premier League giants' UEFA Champions League encounter against his former side AFC Ajax on Tuesday (September 13), Van der Vaart said: “I think we have become a bit blinded. We suddenly think Jordan Henderson is a crazy player. That’s just a very normal player. James Milner is also a very normal player. Joe Gomez is also a very normal player.”Jordan Henderson-led Liverpool are in poor form this season
Henderson's Liverpool have struggled this season after vying for an unprecedented quadruple last time around. While the Reds' 2021-22 campaign ended in disappointment after they failed to win the Premier League and the Champions League, they still lifted both domestic cups. The mental toll of playing 60+ matches last season appears to have fatigued the team and they have looked a shadow of their former selves this season. Known for winning the second balls and being that split second faster in 50-50 duels under Jurgen Klopp, they appear a step slower this season. Klopp's side have recorded just two home wins across competitions this season. They have drawn three matches and lost two games against S.S.C. Napoli in the Champions League and Manchester United in the Premier League. The Reds desperately need a victory against Ajax to get their group-stage campaign back on track. However, the reigning Dutch champions will be confident of their chances after hammering Rangers 4-0 in their opening Champions League match. Liverpool FC@LFC AXA Training CentreOur photo gallery from today's session ahead of #LIVAJA 3371250 AXA Training CentreOur photo gallery from today's session ahead of #LIVAJA