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Dejan Lovren posts brilliant eight-word Tweet on Liverpool star Roberto Firmino

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Dejan Lovren has reacted on Twitter after watching Roberto Firmino shine for Liverpool against Rangers at Ibrox – as a second-half masterclass saw Liverpool secure a brilliant 7-1 win in Glasgow, with Firmino scoring twice for the Reds.

With Liverpool struggling for form and consistency, 31-year-old Firmino is arguably his side’s best player this season. The Brazil international has eight goals now in all competitions, with his previous six coming in his seven league games.

Firmino also laid on an assist for Darwin Nunez, a classy little touch with his back foot to lay off Darwin Nunez. The Uruguayan made it three, after Firmino scored Liverpool’s first two. Mo Salah came of the bench to score a hat-trick.

Then, Harvey Elliott made it seven – after a VAR check. Responding on Twitter, ex-Liverpool defender Lovren posted an eight-word verdict on Firmino and his performance. The former Anfield man said Firmino was “enjoyable to watch”.

Lovren has reacted after watching Firmino shine for Liverpool at Rangers

What a performance from Liverpool’s Brazilian attacker. Utter class, utter flair, utterly clinical. Brilliant performance from the ex-Hoffenheim ace, who is the man to have played the most games under Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp.

Having been a bit of a fringe player last season, Firmino is showing everyone why he should be first choice this time around. The attacker’s contract is due to expire at the end of the season, but Liverpool still need their no.9.

More than ever. If Liverpool have any sense, they should be preparing a deal to extend his stay in Liverpool by another 12 months. His form at this stage of the season alone, deserves it. He is sure to start against Manchester City.

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