Jarell Quansah made a “statement” on his entire debut, according to Jurgen Klopp, in a Liverpool defense that appeared to have “met in the parking lot.”
Quansah started for Liverpool in their match against Wolves after consecutive substitute outings against Newcastle and Aston Villa.
The 20-year-old into a fractured back line under challenging circumstances, with Ibrahima Konate not entirely fit and Virgil van Dijk suspended.
At Molineux, Joe Gomez and Joel Matip battled on the opposing side of the defense in the opening period, but Quansah maintained his composure and did so when Liverpool started to play well after the break.
After his team’s 3-1 triumph, Klopp was questioned about how his No. 78 handled the situation.
“He did good, huh? He performed excellently and was excellent. He finds it to be a pleasant and amazing experience, the manager said.
Because Quansah was undeterred by the opposition he faced, his ability to shine in spite of difficulties elsewhere is a credit to his talent.
After declining to represent England U20s during the international break, Quansah worked at the AXA Training Center and was forced to leave after 82 minutes due to cramp.
It is obvious that Klopp and his staff have high expectations for the Warrington-born defender, even though absences almost forced his participation.
