After winning the Premier League title, Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool must now prepare for life as a target, says former Arsenal midfielder Gilberto Silva.
LONDON – Some predict Liverpool are on the cusp of an era of domination, but former Arsenal title winner Gilberto Silva says Jurgen Klopp's team must now prepare for life as a target.
"They are very good, they have proved that and you pay respect to that," the 43-year-old Gilberto told Reuters this week from Lagoa Da Prata in Brazil, where he owns a hotel."I think for everyone now it's how far they can go. There is a chance they can dominate. The biggest challenge for them from now on is that every attention will be to beat them at any time.
Gilberto wishes the Arsenal team he played for was in the same era as the current Liverpool team. "It would be a fantastic match, but I would put my money on my team!""Jordan Henderson has done a great job as captain," said Gilberto, a partner in fan engagement platform TruChallenge.co.uk and co-host of podcast "The Invisible Wall".
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