Liverpool winger Takumi Minamino has insisted there is more to come from him after he got his first taste of Premier League action in the Reds' 2-1 win over Wolves on Thursday.
The Japanese international replaced Sadio Mane in the first-half in only his second appearance for the club after he played 70 minutes in the 1-0 FA Cup victory against Everton earlier this month.
Minamino struggled to make an impression on the game at Molineux, however, and was generally ineffective in spite of Liverpool's eventual win.
And speaking to Liverpoolfc.com he said he is determined to improve on his display the next time he is given a chance by Jurgen Klopp.
"I feel the manager's trust in me, so I really want to repay him," Minamino said. "Personally, I'm not satisfied with my own performance (against Wolves), so I want to meet the expectations of the people who support me.
"I don't feel any pressure. I'm not sure how much expectation has been put on me, but I have nothing to lose."
He also aims to build a relationship with Andrew Robertson and Trent Alexander-Arnold as Liverpool look to continue to exploit the flanks during their attacks.
"I can play on either side, but it was more about how to link up with the full-backs," Minamino continued. "If we can build a better understanding of each other, I'm sure it will get even better.
"They scored an equaliser after I came on, so I was desperate to contribute to the winning goal in any way I can.
"After we scored the second goal, I made sure to keep it simple and defend solidly."
Minamino is likely to be involved in the Reds' FA Cup fourth round tie against Shrewsbury on Sunday, with the likes of Mane, Mo Salah and Roberto Firmino expected to be rested.
