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Virgil van Dijk has admitted that cannot choose between Liverpool and Celtic fans, when it comes to deciding which set of supporters are superior.
The Dutchman has represented both clubs, making a name himself at Parkhead during his younger days.
His performances earned him a move to Southampton, before Liverpool made him the world’s most expensive centre-back in January 2018, signing him for £75million.
Both Reds and Hoops supporters are famed for their undying love for their respective teams, and Anfield and Parkhead are seen as two of the most atmospheric grounds in Europe.
When asked by FourFourTwo to choose which set of fans sung You’ll Never Walk Alone better, it was no great surprise to see him sit on the fence:
Both. I can’t pick one, as that’s like choosing between your children! Sometimes people underestimate the power the fans have on us.
Van Dijk is enjoying a sensational season for Liverpool, with his performances making him the odds-on favourite to win the PFA Player of the Year award.
He was immaculate in Sunday’s 0-0 draw at Everton, and if one Reds player merits being a Premier League title winner in May, it is the stylish defender.
