However, the playmaker insists he is still far from being accustomed to the pace and style of English football, and that there is far more to come from him in an Arsenal shirt.
"I do not think I have adapted yet because in the first half [at Anfield] I was quiet, except for the one moment when I scored," he said.
"It is difficult, but I will try. I need time. I am a new player, I have to go through pre-season and then everything will be better.
"I had only scored a hat-trick twice in my career. I feel good, but also disappointed because we did not get the victory.
"Both teams wanted to win. What can I say? It was unbelievable football, but that is England for you."
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