“Liverpool don’t know what it means to win a treble” — Ruben Dias

Manchester City defender, Ruben Dias adds more fuel to the fire ignited by Trent Alexander-Arnold.

The fume is already steaming even before kickoff as Liverpool and Manchester City players trade words thanks to media interviews from the stars in preview of the epic clash.

Liverpool’s Trent Alexander-Arnold drew first blood when he criticized the Manchester club for winning more titles than Liverpool but it meaning less owing to what City did to get there.

In quick fire response, Manchester City players, Erling Haaland and Ruben Dias have reacted to Arnold’s dig on the premier league champions.

In an interview with BBC Radio Manchester, Ruben Dias addressed the debate, asserting City’s achievements and the emotional significance of their recent triumphs.

“We’ve won a lot in this club, especially last year with the Treble. I think it’s pretty certain between us, between our fans, how much it meant to all of us.”

He emphasized that experiencing success firsthand, such as winning a treble, provides a unique understanding of its significance.

Dias stated,

“We’ve won a lot in this club, especially last year with the Treble. I think it’s pretty certain between us, between our fans, how much it meant to all of us.”

He highlighted the emotional depth of winning multiple trophies and underscored City’s unwavering focus on their own accomplishments rather than comparing themselves to others.

The defender emphasized City’s resilience in the face of external commentary, stating, “Our greatness will be shown in a way that these comments don’t affect us.”

Ruben Dias reiterates the club’s commitment to internal standards and goals, independent of outside opinions.

Dias concluded by emphasizing City’s self-driven mentality, stating,

“We don’t do it for anyone else, we do it for ourselves.”