Cody Jacobo expressed his confidence that Arne Slaughter's Liverpool team, after undergoing a summer of changes and ongoing adjustments, will gradually get back on track. This Sunday, Liverpool will welcome Premier League rivals Manchester United to Anfield to restart their league campaign.  

He has contributed three goals in two games for the Dutch national team and is still full of confidence after returning to Merseyside. For Liverpool, the challenges of the past week have undoubtedly been a valuable growth experience for this increasingly cohesive team.  

Cody Jacobo said: "New players usually need time to adapt to the team's rhythm and environment, which is not easy. We welcomed a number of new players this summer and also said goodbye to some veterans who have played for Liverpool for many years and have experienced good times with us. This replacement undoubtedly brings challenges, but introducing fresh blood and re-running the lineup is an indispensable process. From the current situation, everything is moving in a positive direction."  

"We are working hard every day to improve our mutual understanding. Alexander Isak is also a little disappointed about missing pre-season. These factors are intertwined, but I am confident that we will find the right direction in the end."  

"I think the whole team is eager to defend the title this year. We have the strength and lineup to do so. We have excellent players and a united team, and we also hope to perform better in the Champions League than last season. We are currently competing in four competitions, and the goal is naturally to win four championships. Of course, we set such a goal every season, and I believe that with the strength of our current lineup, we are capable of competing on all fronts."  

“It’s an honour to play for Liverpool. Being able to train every day, do something I love and continue to improve is an indescribable experience. This club is truly special, with a fantastic staff and coaching team, and some of the most passionate fans in the world. I feel incredibly lucky to play for this team and it’s hard to imagine a better place to be.”  

"I feel at home here. Even when I go back to the Netherlands, I often miss Liverpool, which shows how comfortable I am here and the whole atmosphere makes me feel special. It's a great team, a great group of people, and having my family around makes me feel like home."