Tyler Morton completed a loan move to Hull City on deadline day in the Championship after Liverpool signed Ryan from Bayern Munich last week.
The 20-year-old, who impressed at Blackburn Rovers last season, has been sidelined since April with a broken leg and also missed Liverpool’s pre-season tour of Germany and Singapore. The final week of Rovers’ Championship campaign. At one point, Morton looked set to stay at Anfield next season, but after the Reds completed the signing of Gravenberch on Thursday, he will be able to spend a second season on Merseyside. The first team. .
The Wirral-born midfielder did not register in time for Hull City’s 1-0 win over Championship leaders Leicester City on Saturday. But he could make his debut at the KCOM Stadium next Friday when they visit Coventry City. Meanwhile, Fabio Carvalho struggled to keep his place in the starting eleven after spending a season on loan at RB Leipzig in the Bundesliga. The 21-year-old, who joined Marco Rose this season after a tough first year at Anfield, played six Bundesliga minutes in Leipzig’s first three games of the season, and Xavi Simmons, on loan at Paris Saint-Germain , laid the groundwork for him. . To this day, he has proven to be one of the few rebellious members of the team.
Back in England, Calvin Ramsey, Nat Phillips and Rhys Williams are yet to make their league debuts for their new side. Ramsey, who is spending the season at Championship side Preston North End, is yet to join up with the Lilywhites after undergoing knee surgery in the spring and missed most of the club’s pre-season program while he recovered.
However, Phillips was not part of the Celtic squad that beat Rangers 1-0 at Ibrox this weekend, having completed a short-lived move to Glasgow earlier this week. At Aberdeen, Williams only played for the club’s B team after suffering a back injury in pre-season. We expect to be able to recover in time for our trip to Hearts next weekend. More enjoyable, SEPP VAN DEN BERG has not been wasted to set up in Mainz 05, and the defender has played 90 minutes in three Bundesliga luminairees so far. The 21 -year -old boy sent to Schalke 04 last season, but he sent a lot of campaigns to the side job due to one cigament injury in October. But after three games, Bo Svensson’s men are second in the table, with just one point from nine.
Back in the Football League, Harvey Davis, James Norris, James Balaggi and Adam Lewis have enjoyed mixed success following temporary moves away from Anfield. Davies, 20, has been with Crewe Alexandra since joining Railways. The Reds are yet to keep a clean sheet, but the Reds have already started six games for Crewe, who sit 11th in Ligue 2. Returning to Newport County for a second time at Rodney Parade, Lewis is also a fixture for the Ironsides who sit 6th after 6 races.
However, defender Norris has had a difficult start to his professional playing career as he was substituted at half-time in the EFL Trophy defeat at Tranmere Rovers on Tuesday. Balaghizi, on the other hand, is yet to start his first league game for Wigan Athletic, having played just 42 minutes so far.
Dominic Cones, Luka Stevenson, Luke Hewittson, Jakub Ozirinski, Owen Beck, Billy Kumettio and Anderson Arroyo will all leave Anfield this season.
