Ibrahima Konate has issued a rallying cry to his Liverpool teammates, urging them to go "all in" for the final stretch of the Premier League season following their Champions League exit. The Reds' European campaign came to a disappointing end with a 2-0 defeat to Paris Saint-Germain at Anfield, sealing a 4-0 aggregate loss in the quarter-finals.

With hopes of a major trophy now over, the focus shifts squarely to securing a top-four finish. Currently sitting fifth in a fiercely competitive table, the race for Champions League qualification is tighter than ever. Konate emphasized that playing in Europe's elite competition is the non-negotiable standard for a club of Liverpool's stature.

"For sure, I think it's the minimum standard for Liverpool to play in the Champions League," the commanding defender stated. "We have six games left and during these six games, we have to go all in. We know how difficult the Premier League is but we have to go all in to be in the Champions League next season again."

The challenge begins immediately with a historic first-ever Merseyside Derby at Everton's new Hill Dickinson Stadium this weekend. Every point is crucial as Liverpool look to channel their disappointment into a determined push to reclaim their place among Europe's best.