“I’ve been here for six months now, I want to stay a long time and do a lot of things before doing something permanent. »

Dominik Szoboszlai sets out his goals for Anfield in the second part of Carlsberg’s Inked series, which explores the meaning of tattoos on Liverpool players.

The Hungarian captain, who won the German Cup twice while playing for RB Leipzig, is considering getting a tattoo of the trophy.

And Szoboszlai hopes to leave such a lasting impact on the Red Devils that he will one day have to decide whether or not he wants to engrave silverware on him.

He replied: “A trophy, that’s everything,” in response to a question about getting a tattoo to represent his new relationship with the team, according to Liverpoolfc.com.

“I was there when they won the German Cup for the first time and I won it twice, so I thought for a long time that I should be the one to receive this trophy when I played at Leipzig.” Even if I [win] more, I probably will still do it – I always think about it. We will see.

“I need more time”, I want to make the most of my time here and do as much as possible before committing to anything long term. I’m going to spend six months here.

Number 8 continues to express his belief that this is just the beginning. My goal is to work hard, stay here as long as possible and win as many awards as possible.

Since we are now in peak season, things are just starting to get more intense. Our goal at the end of the tournament is to stay at the top of the rankings.

Szoboszlai has been a mainstay of Jürgen Klopp’s starting lineup for much of his first season with the team, making 26 appearances and scoring four goals so far.

His relationship with the supporters is having a significant impact even if his time on Merseyside is still early.

“It’s one of the biggest clubs in the world,” insists the midfielder. “The people are extraordinary; They always show their love for the club and support us.

Of course, there were times when we didn’t succeed [on the field], but we never stopped improving. We don’t do it because we want to; It’s just this day. Even on days when we can’t give everything we have, it may not be enough.

However, the trutҺ is that they are still going strong and having fun, and for that I am very grateful to them.

Szoboszlai has numerous tattoos on his left arm, most of which feature family and football designs.

The collection began when he was around fifteen, the first item being the result of a bet he made with his father, Zsolt.

“My father and I made a deal. I was able to get a tattoo when I won a football bet. So it was not a trap,” he explained.

” I’m sure. Apart from everyone [since]. I never said I was sorry for doing that. It’s there, for me, for some reason, and in some ways it makes coming here easier and more enjoyable. I hope there will be more.

His body art includes a quote from Liverpool legend Steven Gerrard, as well as motivational phrases such as “never give up” and “great things take time.”

They are placed next to his parents’ birthdays and a clock depicting his sister’s birthday.

Regarding tattoos, Szoboszlai said: “I have loved them since I was a child. » “My parents had them too. The children are mine, those of my sister and my mother. Some belonged to my father. So I loved them immediately.

“Whatever happens, family is always there. For me it works this way. There are definitely many more people you trust or trust will be there for you through good times and bad, but these three are guaranteed to be there.

My sister is only seven, but even if she can’t help me, she will probably always be there for me if I need anything. as well as my father and my mother. Of course, there are other family members or acquaintances who you really trust.

“However, the only people I truly trust completely are my parents.”