Loris Karius believes his appearance in last month's Carabao Cup final helped to 'remind people' of the quality he has to offer.
The ex-Liverpool goalkeeper earned an unlikely start for Newcastle United at Wembley due to both Nick Pope and Martin Dubravka being unavailable for selection, in what was his first competitive match in two years. Manchester United managed to secure a 2-0 victory, though Karius was nonetheless praised for his individual performance after producing eight saves.
His previous appearance in a final of course came in Kyiv during the Reds' Champions League defeat at the hands of Real Madrid, a game which ultimately ended his career at the club after two high-profile errors paved the way for the signing of Alisson.
