Rafa Benitez's men are facing the humiliation of Europa League
football following their midweek woe in Lyon.
And ahead of tomorrow's clash with Birmingham City, their
prospects of retaining their place amongst the Euro elite are
looking grim after five Premier League defeats.
Failure to finish in the top four is sure to lead to fresh
speculation about an Anfield exodus involving Fernando Torres,
Steven Gerrard and Javier Mascherano.
They know their place is in the Champions League.
But Reina wants to pledge his long-term future to Liverpool no
matter what the rest of the season holds and is sure others will
stick by the deals they signed a year ago.
"People talk all the time about bringing in more big signings
but I see a squad here of 25 good players who all want to be at
Liverpool," said Reina.
"My commitment to Liverpool is 100 per cent.
"I would die for that Liverpool shirt. I think the club loves me
and I feel the same, no matter what the situation. I can't say any
more than that.
"Nobody has offered me a new contract yet but it is my wish to
sign so we'll see what happens when we talk.
"I don't want to even think about not being in the Champions
League. If that's what happens, okay we'll have to think about that
next season.
"But I remain optimistic about the reaction of this team.
"What we need is to pull the strings together.
"I don't even think about the top four. I think only about
winning trophies. We know we have to start winning games again
starting on Monday.
"Before we can do anything else we must think of winning the
next game and take it step by step. There's no point worrying about
where we will be in April at this stage of the season because what
we need is a win."