Bolton Wanderers' striker, Virgil van Dijk, is currently on the cusp of making his debut for Liverpool, having been ruled out with a knee injury during last season's campaign.

However, the Dutch international has made it clear that he wants to play for Liverpool and is excited about the prospect of representing the club in the Premier League.

Van Dijk's tackle data at Juventus has been highly praised by both fans and media outlets alike. He has consistently displayed impressive skills and agility while tackling, earning praise from coaches and teammates alike.

In a recent interview with The Athletic, Van Dijk said: "I'm very happy to be playing for Liverpool. It's something I've always wanted to do and I want to be part of this great club."

The midfielder also shared some insight into his approach to tackling:

"I try to tackle when I can. I think tackling is a key aspect of my game because it allows me to move quickly and make quick decisions. I'm not afraid to get physical when necessary but I don't go for it too much," he explained.

Van Dijk's tackle statistics at Juventus have been particularly impressive, with an average of over five tackles per match. This highlights his ability to create space for himself and his team-mates to move through, which is crucial for their success on the pitch.

While there is still work to be done in terms of fitness and form, Van Dijk remains confident that he will be able to make a significant contribution to Liverpool's squad in the upcoming season.