Ok, I have continued to stalk him and translated the bit from an April 2014 interview (when he announced his retirement) about Liverpool:
'The Liverpool fans are different from everything else. They support the team at all times. It's incredible! In good or bad times they are encouraging the players. I remember a 3-0 defeat to United when, at the end of the game, everyone was applauding us and shouting our names. This what makes them unique. I heard the YNWA song for the first time when I played for Valencia and I felt intimidated by it - when finally playing for Liverpool, I felt its positive energy.'
'Rafael Benitez was the manager who left his mark. We lived great moments both at Valencia and Liverpool. As for players, Aimar was the main man at Valencia - a leader and an example, just like Steven Gerrard at Liverpool. They are both great athletes, who are the first to arrive in training and the last ones to leave. Gerrard is a special and consistent player. I find it curious he was never amongst the best players in the world - after all, he deserved it. Other players I would highlight are Torres and Suárez. I spent little time with the Uruguayan but could see how good and dedicated he is.'
He goes on to say that he does not feel as if he can complain about his career - he feels lucky he played for São Paulo (his boyhood club), Valencia and Liverpool, and, in spite of all the injuries, thinks he's had more ups than downs.