Overview
- Liverpool captain Virgil van Dijk delivered a blunt verdict following Sunday's 2-3 loss at Manchester United.
- He called the campaign very disappointing and inacceptable and said the team must find consistency next season.
- The defeat was Liverpool's 18th across all competitions and hurt their push for the Champions League, leaving them fourth behind United in the Premier League.
- Van Dijk defended teammates seen traveling before the match, describing it as a city trip and saying the players are adults.
- His remarks add to scrutiny on Arne Slot, who was hailed for winning the title in his first season after Jürgen Klopp.