TA: Liverpool Player Care Department helps new players integrate, back-to-point displays Wilz is very resilient

August 6 According to The Athletic, Liverpool Player Care Department helped new players integrate, and the back-touch showed that Wilz was very resilient.

This summer, Liverpool has introduced many players such as Wilz, Ekitic, Flynnon, Kolkz, Mamadashvili, Woodman, Page, and others, and there may be players joining before closing the window.

Because of Jota's unfortunate death, this summer is challenging for Liverpool Player Care, which is committed to safeguarding the well-being of players and their immediate family. One of their important tasks is to help players feel at home, relieve pressure off the court, and integrate new players into the club culture. This includes sorting out the club’s important historical events, especially the Hillsborough tragedy, where they have attended memorial services held in Anfield every year for many years.

Player Care Team helps new players find the right place to live and pay bills in the beginning, and helps those living with players with rental agreements, insurance and private health insurance, and ensures that they find new places as quickly and easily as possible.

For someone like Flynnon who moved to Manchester at the age of 7, his adaptation process was easier, and Liverpool helped him back to England, and he had some Dutch compatriots on the team, which also helped.

For players like Werz and Ekitic who have come to the Premier League for the first time, the Player Care Team is ready to help them solve any adaptation problems. Wiltz's back-tuning shows that he has strong psychological qualities and is very resilient, so there is no special concern, but any help can help the players perform better. A strong caring team can meet the players' various needs, including simplifying the visa application process for players in need.

Mamadashvili has a young family, and Peppa is only 20 years old, and they are both newcomers. Mamadashvili started learning English last year and began to learn about the history of the club, but needed some help with accommodation. Meanwhile, Page is not expected to compete for a first-team position next season, but will train at the club to prepare for possible loans.

Slott's rhetoric and guidance were crucial when players such as Wilz, Ekitic and Flynnon decided on the future, and they were all impressed and excited when he explained to them the position of each player's future plans in detail. As captain, Van Dijk always welcomes new players by having informal conversations on the training ground, and table tennis and card games bring players more united.