Kostas Tsimikas realised Liverpool fans don't have a song for him while filming a gameshow - his reaction says it all.
Tsimikas joined the Reds from Olympiacos in 2020 as cover for Andy Robertson at left-back and he's become a popular member of the squad.
The Greece international took part in 'Call Yourself A Teammate?' alongside Diogo Jota and Thiago recently and one challenge involved getting a teammate to sing a line from a song from Liverpool fans.
Jota and Thiago were both set and the cameras panned to Tsimikas, who let out a cry of: "I have no song bro!"
All three players and the host start laughing and tell Tsimikas to instead get his teammates to make a song up.
He immediately makes a beeline for Trent Alexander-Arnold, who he lovingly refers to as "SCOUSER!"
Alexander-Arnold refuses to sing for his fellow full-back and Tsimikas moves on to teenager Harvey Elliott.
The midfielder had already performed a rendition of Jota's song so declined, as did captain Jordan Henderson who sung for Thiago.
Both men made the same remark to Tsimikas asking if he had a song in the first place.
"Have you got a song?" Henderson asks before Tsimikas replies, "No, no, one whatever, bro."
All hope seems lost for the 25-year-old, but one man steps up to save the day. Ibrahima Konate.
Sat in the dining room while all this is going on, he makes up a French rap on the spot for Tsimikas that has everyone in tears.
It wasn't enough for the win. He managed to get to the final two, but it was Thiago who came out on top thanks to Henderson's rendition of his tune.
Fans have reacted to the video and they're desperate to get Tsimikas his own song in the future.
One commented: "Why did I actually feel sad after Kostas said this?"
Another said: "We need to get this man a song he was heartbroken."
A third put: "Kostas is crazy did you see him grabbing Trent loool."
While someone tweeted: "This has honestly made my entire day."
Tsimikas has made 20 appearances this season, providing four assists.
Topics: Liverpool, Thiago, Diogo Jota, Premier League
Daniel Marland