Federico Chiesa Determined to Shine at Liverpool: 'This Season Is Unique'

Federico Chiesa has expressed his frustration with his limited playing time at Liverpool but remains optimistic about the current season.

Chiesa, who joined from Juventus, has faced challenges securing a spot in the team, playing only 14 times last season and missing out on the Champions League squad. Despite tough competition from players like Hugo Ekitike, Alexander Isak, and Mo Salah, he is determined to prove himself this season.

In a recent Carabao Cup match against Southampton, Chiesa provided assists for both goals and was named man-of-the-match, marking his best performance for Liverpool so far.

The forward feels more physically and mentally prepared this season, having received more playing opportunities from the coach compared to last year.

Although Chiesa has been a late substitute in most Premier League games, he was not included in the squad for the recent win over Everton. Additionally, he was left out of the Champions League squad, with a younger player chosen instead.

Despite these setbacks, Chiesa remains committed to working hard and seizing opportunities in domestic competitions. He values the support from fans and is motivated by their chants during matches.

Chiesa acknowledges the high level of competition at Liverpool but sees it as a driving force for personal improvement. With Ekitike suspended for the next game, Chiesa may have another chance to showcase his skills.