Luis Suarez believes the Liverpool forward line will cause havoc next season if they qualify for the Europa League.
Reds striker says working for Dalglish is 'incredible'
Luis Suarez believes the Liverpool forward line will cause havoc next season if they qualify for the Europa League.
The £23million January arrival from Ajax has adapted well to the rigours of the Premier League and he is convinced the Reds are improving.
The Uruguayan is urging fans to keep a close eye on Liverpool's attacking force in the next three weeks, starting with Sunday's clash at home to Newcastle.
Suarez has already struck up an understanding with team-mate Andy Carroll but Dirk Kuyt and Maxi Rodriguez have also contributed greatly.
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And Suarez told
The People: "Liverpool have a forward line which could send any rival defenders mad and next season we will see the true measure of what we can offer.
"Many people wrote us off this season, but now we have the chance to finish fifth and to play in the Europa League would be excellent.
"The race is on with Tottenham and it won't be easy, but we will fight until the last second of the season. It will be an exciting finish."
Kenny Dalglish's side currently lie sixth in the table, three points behind fifth-placed Tottenham and Suarez says the manager deserves credit.
He added: "For any footballer, Kenny Dalglish is a legend and to work for him is incredible.
"I have learned many things already in training from Kenny and heard many stories from him.
"He is a special coach and we want to end the campaign on a happy note for him and the fans. Next season will be even more positive for us."
