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All the latest news and analysis from Anfield on the Liverpool Echo's dedicated LFC Facebook pageAn impressive performance from the 17-year-old left winger has increased calls for him to remain in the side for the showdown with PSG.And of that prospect, Liverpool skipper Van Dijk said: "He would take it in his stride. That's the thing we need to try and beat PSG."He's a humble kid who works hard and listens.
He's always been on my left-hand side on the pitch. He's a special character.
Above all, he's been an unbelievable player and still is in my opinion. One of the best left-backs in the Premier League ever."The club is definitely going to miss him, but we still have the last part of the season to play and then we'll see what happens in the summer."Saturday was also the first home game since Salah similarly confirmed last month that he will depart in the summer, and Van Dijk believes it is imperative the current squad begins to assume more responsibility with so many experienced players soon to exit."It's not an opportunity, it's a must," said the Holland international.
