Liverpool came away with a stunning 2-0 home win over Brentford in the second round of the Premier League, with Colombian striker Luis Diaz, one of Arne Slott's main protagonists, scoring the first and second goals. Goal for the 'Reds'.
Beyond that high level, the Colombian remained steady on the field, with Luis Diaz having to go to the media after the game, where he had to answer questions from a journalist who asked him fluently in England's British accent.
However, the Colombian national team forward was unable to respond to the journalist in English and had to turn to his Liverpool team-mate Alexis MacAllister to help him as a translator. If we take into account that Luis Diaz has been in England for two and a half years, a very comical moment, but at the same time worrying.
The truth is, Mac Allister, with good language skills, knows how to explain Lucho Díaz's performance of the Colombian's first goal against Brentford to a journalist.
Mac Allister, Lucho's translator.
* It is interesting that Mack says that to be more patient (slot) they must overcome the vice of being direct (globe). Luisito is the figure of the party. pic.twitter.com/paLaNAlY0o
— Direct Goals (@golesendir_) August 25, 2024
With this win Liverpool have 6 points in the Premier League, they should prepare for next week's most important match in English football against Manchester United at Old Trafford.
Also note that a fight of great importance for Luis Diaz is coming up with a double date of qualifiers with the Colombian national team.
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