Mane would understand if Liverpool were to lose the Premier League title this year

The English Premier League shares the fate of the rest of the football world when it is unable to organize matches in the wake of the pandemic of a new coronavirus resulting in a European football after the Second World War. It may even be the case that they will not be able to finish the current league season on the Island. Liverpool striker Sadio Mane would have understood it completely if the Reds had not been awarded the Premier League title.

Asked if he felt like a champion, the 27-year-old SSP for the talkSPORT radio station in London said he wanted to win the Premier League on the field. “I want to win the games and I want to win the cup. I would really like that,” he pointed out. “But in this current situation, I will understand whatever is going to happen. It’s hard for Liverpool, and it’s hard for millions of people around the world,” the Senegalese national team added.

“Some people have lost family members and this is some of the worst. But for me, these are my dreams and I wish I could win them this year,” the footballer said. “If that doesn’t happen, I’ll accept it. It’s a part of life, too. And then I hope to win the championship next year.”

Will the reds just come to the title after 30 years?

The president of the European Football Federation UEFA Slovenes Alexander Cheferin said this week that Liverpool are unlikely to finish an untitled season under any circumstances, even if the league is canceled. Liverpool need only two more victories to confirm England’s 19th title, the first since 1990. The occupation from Anfield Stadium has as many as 25 points ahead of challengers, Manchester City. If the season is canceled, they will be