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Richard Hughes The news arrived with almost the same stealth as the player gliding quietly through a packed midfield. And there was something refreshingly unusual about Ryan Gravenberch putting pen to paper on a new Liverpool deal. Having grown accustomed to lengthy high-profile contract sagas in recent years, here was an agreement reached without much pomp and circumstance - and, mercifully, very little conjecture. A six-year deal underlines Liverpool's continued faith in Gr

Rio Andy Robertson says Rio Ngumoha can have a "special career" at Liverpool if he continues to listen to the advice of his more experienced colleagues. Robertson, who started on the left side alongside his 17-year-old team-mate, believes the sky is the limit for Ngumoha as he challenged him to build on Friday's performance in the 3-1 win over Wolves in the FA Cup . Calls have been growing in recent weeks for Ngumoha to be given more minutes under Arne Slot and the electric w

Gakpo and Salah From a slow start, the hesitant defending, inconsistent conviction in midfield and a blunt attacking edge, there was plenty to dislike about Liverpool's performance in dismal defeat at Wolves on Tuesday. But one matter that particularly irked Arne Slot by half-time was his team's inability to play the ball quickly enough to the flanks and give the Reds' wide players sufficient opportunity to run at their opponents It highlighted a faultline that has run straig

Arne Slot Arne Slot has dismissed criticism of Liverpool's approach to games as he reiterated there will be no change to the club's transfer policy this summer. Slot's side have had a propensity for starting games slowly this season and have scored only three first-half goals away in the top-flight this season. They only began to create regular opportunities at Molineux once they went behind in the 78th minute, but still lost despite Mohamed Salah's equaliser five minutes lat