‘That’s impossible’: Dominik Szoboszlai can’t believe people think £45m Liverpool star is faster than him
Dominik Szoboszlai is not happy with the speed rating he was given by EAFC 25 as he believes he's faster than Liverpool teammate Diogo Jota.
The spirits are high at Liverpool at this moment in time with three wins from three without even conceding a goal in the Premier League.
Arne Slot has settled into life on Merseyside seamlessly despite plenty of pressure being placed on his shoulders to replace Jurgen Klopp, after his successful tenure as Liverpool boss.
A number of players have really come out of their shell under Slot, with Ryan Gravenberch being the prime example of that.
The Dutchman struggled to get a consistent run at things last season under Klopp, as injuries and inconsistent performances halted his progress at times.
One player who has continued his fine form from last season under Slot is Diogo Jota. He has already grabbed a goal and an assist as one of the unsung heroes involved in plenty of the build-up play.
However, Dominik Szoboszlai wasn’t too happy with his Liverpool teammate recently…
Dominik Szoboszlai can’t believe EAFC 25 think Liverpool teammate Diogo Jota is faster than him
Dominik Szoboszlai was surprised at the fact that Mohamed Salah’s physical wasn’t very high in the EAFC 25 player ratings reveal, and now it appears as if something else has upset him.
The Hungary international very much disagrees with another rating.
Speaking in a video on the Liverpool YouTube channel of the players revealing some of their EAFC 25 ratings, Szoboszlai couldn’t believe the pace EA have given Diogo Jota, who signed for £45 million.
Jota said.
“Same pace as Dom.”
Szoboszlai repsonded.
“That’s impossible.”
How has Dominik Szoboszlai fared so far this season?
Szoboszlai has already received praise from Ian Wright for his awareness to duck out of the way for Luis Diaz to score against Manchester United.
However, Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher slammed Szoboszlai for one particular moment against Man United where he tried to almost walk the ball into Andre Onana’s goal at 3-0.
Despite the negative and positive comments, the Hungarian has already registered two assists in the Premier League this season as a vital cog in Slot’s midfield.
Alexis Mac Allister, Ryan Gravenberch and Szoboszlai have put their names in the hat for the best midfield three in the Premier League so far. Whether it’s pressing, connecting defence to attack or breaking up the play, they’ve all played huge parts in the success of the Reds.
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