Liverpool Fans Brutally Turn On Gini Wijnaldum And Tell Him To Leave The Club
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Liverpool fans have turned on Gini Wijnaldum and brutally told him to leave the club this summer.
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Wijnaldum started in the Reds' 2-0 defeat to Everton and they now sit in sixth place in the Premier League.
The Netherlands international penned an emotional message on social media, stressing things will get better.
But supporters were furious with Wijnaldum and they believe his five-year on Merseyside should be coming to an end.
Losing yesterday was painful. We are in a difficult period where we create a lot of chances but don't score the goal. And we give away goals too easy.
- Gini Wijnaldum (@GWijnaldum) February 21, 2021
We have to deal with the situation and still have a lot of games to turn it around.
Comments stressed they were not going to abuse the 30-year-old, but would "kindly ask him to leave".
Not gonna abuse you but could you kindly leave the club :blush:
- ' (@lfcfamz) February 21, 2021
Can't believe Wijnaldum has more apology tweets this season (8) than he has had league assists since 2016 (7) https://t.co/460XMQwI0z
- An (@AnfieldAn) February 21, 2021
Wijnaldum's going to be given the armband for the next few games, even though he's already decided he's leaving and his head is elsewhere.
- Laurie (@LFCLaurie) February 21, 2021
I can't wait to see the back of Gini Wijnaldum. The biggest myth to ever play for the club. Ghost 4 out of every 5 games. The invisible man.
- Barry LFC O Sullivan (@NotoriousLFC) February 20, 2021
He can do one aswel been useless for the last 4 months
- Joseph Shirley (@JosephShirley87) February 21, 2021
Don't worry about it lad, this will all be a distant memory for you in 4 months time when your new club will have the misfortune of you stinking out their place week in week out, sooner your out of our club the better
- Anfield.Road (@Johnmil30420543) February 21, 2021
Wijnaldum's contract expires in the summer and it is currently unknown if he will be signing an extension.
Last summer saw him linked with a move to Spanish giants Barcelona who are managed by Ronald Koeman, Wijnaldum's former coach in the Dutch national team.
He'll likely continue playing this season due to Liverpool's increasingly large injury list.
Captain Jordan Henderson hobbled off during Saturday's loss while Fabinho is also injured.
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Topics: Liverpool, Gini Wijnaldum, Football, England, Everton
