Yahoo Sports 'I hope to find myself again' - Kerr on Liverpool move
Sam Kerr hopes to "find myself again as a player" after joining Liverpool on loan from Bayern Munich.
The Scotland midfielder is playing in the Women's Super League for the first time after spells at Glasgow City and Rangers before her 2023 move to Germany, where she has made 21 league appearances.
"I had the option to go on loan," the 25-year-old told the BBC's Behind the Goals podcast. "Liverpool came up.
"I like how the club saw me and I like how they want me to play within the club. It was an easy decision. It's good to be in the WSL.
"They really did their homework and made me feel really valued. The pitch was great and they got me there."
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Kerr, who debuted in Friday's 2-1 win over Brighton and Hove Albion, revealed Liverpool manager Matt Beard had tried to recruit her before and that he believed he was now getting "a more mature player" and "a complete player".
"He also made the decision easy for me too," Kerr explained.
"It was a hard decision to leave everything I had back in Munich. I loved my time at Bayern. The only downfall is maybe not playing the minutes that I hoped to play.
"Now it's important for me to play and get the game time that I need so I can contribute more to the team and really find myself again as a player and bring that fire back for myself.
"The league is so competitive. Every game, you need to be on it. The game's fast paced, the teams play all different as well, it's physical.
"It's a really exciting league to be a part of. Every game's going to be a hard game and that's what you want."
