Great Britain Assistant Captain Liam Kirk expressed his team’s determination to make every game count in the 2024 World Championship. Despite a 4-2 loss to Canada in their opening match, Kirk highlighted the progress his team has made since their last encounter in 2019, showcasing their growth and resilience.
Kirk, who made his senior debut for Great Britain in 2018, reflected on the team’s journey from avoiding relegation to competing in the top division with confidence. He attributed their success to the belief instilled by the coaching staff and the dedication of the players.
In the 2021 World Championship, Kirk emerged as a standout player, finishing as the joint-leading goalscorer. His performance on the international stage solidified his position as a key player and showcased his commitment to elevating his game.
The 24-year-old forward’s recent success with Litvinov in the playoffs, culminating in a record-breaking season, has garnered attention heading into the World Championship. Kirk’s upcoming move to Eisbaren Berlin in the DEL reflects his desire to further develop his skills and take his game to the next level.
Looking ahead to upcoming matches, Kirk emphasized the importance of approaching each game with a winning mindset. He acknowledged the challenges faced against Finland but remained optimistic about their progress and determination to compete at a high level throughout the tournament.
As Great Britain prepares to face Switzerland, Denmark, and Czechia in their upcoming games, Kirk is confident in their ability to continue building momentum and delivering strong performances. He anticipates a tough match against Czechia, recognizing the passionate fanbase and intense style of play they bring to the ice.
