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Liverpool supporters believe it’s time for some tough talks about a key player following the loss to Wolves.

Liverpool supporters united in criticizing one player after their disappointing loss to Wolverhampton Wanderers.

The Reds returned to Premier League action on Tuesday, building on their convincing 5-2 win over West Ham from the previous Saturday.

Arne Slot’s team faced off against competitors like Manchester United, Aston Villa, and Chelsea in the race for a top-four spot and Champions League qualification. However, they couldn’t narrow the gap after suffering a painful 2-1 reverse at Molineux.

Wolves broke the deadlock in the second half when Rodrigo Gomes latched onto Tolu Arokodare’s through ball and slotted his effort past Alisson, despite Ibrahima Konate’s attempts to intervene.

Mohamed Salah leveled the score just five minutes later, but Liverpool wilted under sustained late pressure from the hosts.

In the 94th minute, Andre’s shot took a deflection to clinch a stunning victory for Wolves.

The defeat frustrated Liverpool’s fanbase, with many directing their anger at Virgil van Dijk for his part in conceding the opener.

Van Dijk was outmuscled in an aerial challenge by Arokodare, who easily shrugged off the tall Dutch center-back.

Although Van Dijk appealed for a foul, none was awarded, allowing Wolves to take the lead.

His lapse sparked strong reactions from supporters on social media.

One fan posted: “For someone who dominates most aerial battles, Van Dijk was far too easily beaten in the air here.”

Another remarked: “Very disappointing from both Van Dijk and Konate. Way too straightforward.”

A third quipped: “Virgil Van Disney strikes again.”

Liverpool remain on 48 points after the loss.

They risk slipping to sixth place if Chelsea defeat Aston Villa on Wednesday.

Next up, the Reds head back to Molineux on Friday for an FA Cup fifth-round clash, before turning to their Champions League fixture against Galatasaray on March 10.

They resume league duties on March 15 with a home game against Tottenham.

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