Not Salah, the Liverpool player who wants to become the best player in the world

Liverpool is easily one of the best teams in the world, and most of that is thanks to their world-class players. Football fans have respected players like Alisson, Virgil Van Dijk, and Mohamed Salah as one of the best players in the world, and Van Dijk was the closest to winning a Ballon d'Or award. In 2019, Van Dijk finished as the runner-up to the award as Lionel Messi won it playing for FC Barcelona, and Cristiano Ronaldo finished third while playing for Juventus. Sadio Mane finished 4th that year in the ranking, while Mohamed Salah finished 5th. Although there are players considered great in the current squad, one Liverpool loanee expresses his desire to reach that level, which surprises Liverpool fans.

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Fabio Carvalho is a young Liverpool player who has yet to be given a chance under Jurgen Klopp. The Portuguese are currently on loan at Hull City in the Championship after not receiving minutes for RB Leipzig at the start of the season. Liverpool played him last season for a couple of games until the club decided to send him out on loan in Germany and then recall him to send him to Hull City. Liverpool fans want him to succeed in Liverpool, and they believe in his ability. He scored four goals in 11 games for Hull City in the Championship so far. The team is 7th in the championship and only three points away from promotion playoffs.

In an interview with A Bola, he spoke about his ambitions with Liverpool and revealed that he is chasing being the best player in the world. Carvalho said, "I went to Liverpool because I want to be the best player in the world. I think about being the best in the world every day. That’s what I work towards. To be the best, you have to learn from the best and work towards it every day. That’s what I’m focused on."

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Carvalho talks about his relationship with Jurgen Klopp

Although he wasn't given lots of minutes with Jurgen Klopp at Liverpool, Carvalho spoke highly about the German coach and explained his lack of minutes. Carvalho said, "It was good. He helped me. But when I arrived at the club, we were in a very difficult period, on and off the field. There were problems with the team and he needed to turn to the players he trusted most. I had just arrived and he didn't have the greatest confidence in me."