Dominik Szoboszlai explains why boss Jurgen Klopp was SCREAMING at him during Liverpool’s 3-1 victory over Bournemouth… as Alexis Mac Allister is sent off after Antoine Semenyo opener

Dominik Szoboszlai explained why Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp yelled at him during Liverpool’s entertaining 3-1 win over Bournemouth at Anfield.

It was during the Reds’ first three points of the season that manager Klopp was spotted on the sidelines shouting at new signing Szoboszlai.

Despite winning the game 3-1, Liverpool pushed through with 10 men after Alexis Mac Allister was sent off in the 58th minute, forcing the Hungarian to drop into the number 6 role to fill the Argentine’s missing spot. cover.

In a post-match interview with BBC Sportrevealed the new number 8 that Klopp “sometimes shouted at me because I forget” to sink deeper.

On a more positive note, the new signing expressed that he “feels very, very well” and hopes to “do even more for the fans here”.

New £35 million signing Mac Allister was sent off in the 58th minute for a tackle on Ryan Christie

It was during the Reds’ first three points of the season that manager Klopp was spotted on the sidelines yelling at new signing Szoboszlai for forgetting to sink deeper into the number 6 role.

Szoboszlai praised the Reds’ performance: “We’re there for each other and if someone gets sent off we change some things and I go back as a six.

“Even the manager yelled at me sometimes because I forget.” The midfielder added, after Klopp was very animated in the penalty area.

The red card for World Cup winner Mac Allister required the number 8 to fall into the number six role, although Szoboszlai admitted he sometimes ‘forgot’, resulting in a ‘screaming’ Jurgen Klopp.

“We fight for each other and even scored after the red card.”

The midfielder acknowledged the Reds’ shaky start after Antoine Semenyo’s opening goal, but acknowledged that their reaction to the early goal and a red card was ‘incredible’.

“The reaction after losing a goal was unbelievable. We had no stress, we were calm on the ball and in front of goal. We changed some things and it worked.

“Of course we will improve with time. We have a new team, a new player and a new system. With time we will get even better.’

Szoboszlai helped the Reds take their first three points of the season in a 3-1 win at Anfield

The match marked Japan captain Wataru Endo’s Liverpool debut, as he came on shortly after Mac Allister was sacked, adding a much-needed boost to the midfield.

The Hungary international joined the Reds for a £60 million fee as they needed a midfield revamp following the departure of Fabinho and former captain Jordan Henderson to the Saudi Pro League.

After the departure of vital midfielders and the memories of last season’s failure to qualify for the Champions League, Liverpool are said to be looking for further reinforcements in midfield before the September 1 deadline.