"As long as I can play for Liverpool, I won t go anywhere! Liverpool is worth everything I give"

Today's push, the original plan was to review the latest transfer rumors, but when I saw this exclusive interview with Hiro Endo, I decided to share the entire content of the exclusive interview with you.

I once said in the push of "What kind of Liverpool players do you love the most", "My favorite Liverpool players are those who also love the most." After reading this interview, my favor and respect for Endo Katsura has increased dramatically!

The interview was held after Liverpool won the Premier League championship. Endo was interviewed by a Japanese media at Liverpool, asking him a question about his former teammate Tomoaki Tomosaki who had played alongside his Urawa Red Diamond and the Japanese national team. The following is the interview content:

Entering Liverpool's second season, Endo's role is different from last season and is often used as a "terminator" - a substitute in the last few minutes of the game to secure the victory.

Jok Endo: "Liverpool is really strong this season, including our roster depth...even the players who come on the bench can play a role. In what is considered the toughest Premier League in the world, you can't win the championship if you can't keep getting points in every game. I'm so happy that we can do this and win the championship when every game is so intense."

Tomoaki Tomosaki Hotsho: "What moved me the most is that after locking the championship (versus Tottenham), Anfield fans took turns singing cheers from almost every player, including Alison, Salah, Van Dijk, and yours, do you remember?"

Jok Endo: "Yes, (the fans sang for me) earlier than I expected. I'm really happy. I feel like the whole season, Liverpool fans understand my situation - I don't get a lot of playing time. But they still support me so much. It makes me happy to see them so happy."

" By the end of the season, being the substitute "Terminator" has almost become my official role. When we lead, I will play before the end of the game to help lock in the victory. In a way, this role is something I have fought for myself. Given my situation, I have been thinking about how to contribute to the team. Of course, I am not satisfied. But I think this is one of the contributions I can make to win the championship."

Koi Endo has indeed limited playing time in the 2024-2025 season (only 8 starts, 23 substitutes, a total of 844 minutes of official game time). Given that he is the captain of the Japanese national team, as the new season approaches, transfer rumors about him are rampant in England and Japan.

Tomoaki Tomoaki: "There are a lot of rumors about transfers in the media recently. Have you heard of them?"

Endo: "Yes, I heard. Everyone has been mentioning this. Friends have also sent me messages. Even my family asked me, 'What are you going to do? ', sometimes other players will ask 'Will you stay here next year? ' Especially after the middle of the season. But I keep saying, 'I will stay here for my personal choice. '

Tomoaki Tomoaki: "Even if this means less playing time, you are still more inclined to stay at Liverpool than to transfer to other clubs?"

Endo: "Well...yes, that's what I can say. I really think, Verpool is the kind of club that is worth keeping you. If I had the opportunity to play for Liverpool, I would not give up such an opportunity to go elsewhere. I believe that giving all of my things here to help Liverpool win more championships is the path to make my career as successful and meaningful as possible. "

Tomoaki Tomosaki: "So, can we expect to see you beckoned with Liverpool jersey next season?"

Koshi Endo: "Yes, yes. For now, yes."

Japanese media said at the end of the article: "Of course, the football world is changing rapidly - especially the transfer market and team restructuring. But at present, Endo is obviously looking forward to the future with Liverpool."