Georginio Gregion Emile Wijnaldum who is a Dutch professional footballer who plays as a midfielder for Premier League club Liverpool and the Netherlands national team has revealed why Liverpool's players did not immediately head off to console Loris Karius after his horror show in the Champions League final.
The German's two shocking errors handed Real Madrid the trophy on a plate, after the Reds had made a solid start and squared the tie at 1-1.
But Karius' double blunder came either side of Gareth Bale's sublime overhead kick, and the 24-year-old slumped to the ground after the final whistle as the magnitude of his errors sank in.
Liverpool's players were criticised on social media as the first players to console Karius appeared to be wearing the white of Real Madrid.
Players and staff from the defeated Reds did go over and lend a reassuring arm after a few minutes, but the Dutch midfielder admitted he found the result "hugely frustrating."
Wijnaldum said: “I didn't say anything because a lot of people already went to him and sometimes you don't like it when too many people come.
But Loris Karius double blunder came either side of Gareth Bale's sublime overhead kick, and the 24-year-old slumped to the ground after the final whistle as the magnitude of his errors sank in.
Liverpool's players were criticised on social media as the first players to console Karius appeared to be wearing the white of Real Madrid.
Players and staff from the defeated Reds did go over and lend a reassuring arm after a few minutes, but the Dutch midfielder admitted he found the result “hugely frustrating."
Wijnaldum said: “I didn't say anything because a lot of people already went to him and sometimes you don't like it when too many people come.
Adding Wijnaldum said: “It is always difficult to say what we can do, it depends on so many different things as to how we do next season.
"I have confidence. We have learned a lot this season, we learned a lot the season before so hopefully we can achieve great things."
SOURCE:- SUN.CO.UK
