
City loan in Liverpool’s Kent
Posted: Friday, January 12th 2018
Friday, March 2nd 2018
Liverpool youngster Ryan Kent is embarking on the fourth loan spell of his fledgling career.
The tricky winger sits down with WellRed to discuss his hopes for the rest of the season at Ashton Gate, his attributes on the pitch and what it was like facing some of the best defenders in the world whilst in Germany.
"I’m enjoying myself. I’ve found it really easy to settle here. Everyone has warmed to me and I’ve appreciated that the club has made it really easy for me to find my feet.
"I’ve not explored the city a great deal as yet but I’m looking forward to experiencing it before the end of the season.
"That was my first Bundesliga start. I played as a number nine in that game against Jerome Boateng and Mats Hummels – two of the best centre-backs in the world, so that was a great experience. I played about an hour in that game but the result wasn’t great because we lost 5-0!
"Yes, those are my main attributes because I am a direct player. I use my pace to get at and go beyond players; it causes problems and it’s only a matter of time before I start adding goals to my game.
"I’ve been getting into good positions, created good chances but I’ve not always delivered the right execution. I think it will come though and once the first goal rolls in, there will be more and more.
"Well I’ve been lucky enough to play alongside him in training. He has this presence and aura about him, where every time you walk up to the training ground I would look at him in awe. He had a presence that no other player had. He was a great player as well and is doing a good job with the younger players now.
"Yes I think that’s the ultimate aim for any footballer. It’s a dream to play for your country and to represent them on the highest stage. That would be a dream come true for me."
This is a preview of the full interview inside Saturday's WellRed programme (v Sheffield Wednesday), available to buy around Ashton Gate for only £3.
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