Liverpool’s new head coach Andoni Iraola said the club must bring in additional players after his first press conference. While Jeremy Jacquet and Victor Munoz have arrived, Iraola stressed that “we need more players” to cope with a congested schedule and injury risks. He highlighted the difficulty of competing with a squad of only 15, especially during the demanding December‑January period.

Iraola, who led Bournemouth to a sixth‑place finish, acknowledged the loss of key figures such as Hugo Ekitike and Mohamed Salah, and noted long‑term injuries to Conor Bradley and Geovanni Leoni. He vowed to maintain his aggressive style, face low blocks, and dominate the opposition half.

The coach also emphasized staying true to his identity, saying he will “be himself” while adapting to Liverpool’s culture. He hopes fans, frustrated by the previous regime, will embrace his approach and feel proud of a hard‑working, intense team.