Jurgen Klopp has cooled injury concerns surrounding Liverpool midfielder Ryan Gravenberch.
The 21-year-old was forced off in the latter stages of his full Liverpool debut in the Europa League vs LASK.
The Dutchman made an impact for the Reds as he brilliantly crafted Luis Diaz's goal
Gravenberch was handed his first start for Jurgen Klopp's side following his deadline-day move from Bayern Munich
Klopp
"Ryan, played an exceptional game, on a difficult pitch, a great assist. In the first-half, he started so well and then got lost with the rest a little bit.
"In second-half when we had the counter-attack again and the last touch when he was pretty tired. If that goes to Lucho, I'm sure he can score from there so little things didn't work out but in general, as long as you're not in the best shape you always have to react again, again and again. We did it so that's good."
Klopp added
"Very good, he told me he had cramp, That makes sense, it was the first start for a while I think.
"He did really well, for the long time he was the best player on the pitch but in the first-half frustration grew then you saw him getting lost as well.
"It's normal, these things happen but stayed in the game as long as he could, really good moments.
"He set up a good goal for Lucho, for not knowing a lot about his teammates, it looked pretty tuned."
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