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Jurgen Klopp lavished Ryan Gravenberch with praise after the midfielder scored his first goal for Liverpool in the 2-0 UEFA Europa League win over Union Saint-Gilloise.

JURGEN KLOPP HAILS ‘TOP BLOKE’ RYAN GRAVENBERCH AFTER FIRST LIVERPOOL GOAL – ‘NOW HE CAN GET RHYTHM’

Ryan Gravenberch opened his account for Liverpool in the 2-0 win over Belgian side Union Saint-Gilloise in the UEFA Europa League on Thursday, a moment that pleased his manager Jurgen Klopp. The 21-year-old signed for the Anfield club from Bayern Munich in the summer and has already grabbed two assists. Klopp hailed the midfielder as a “top bloke” and labelled him “incredible”.

Jurgen Klopp lavished Ryan Gravenberch with praise after the midfielder scored his first goal for Liverpool in the 2-0 UEFA Europa League win over Union Saint-Gilloise.
A summer signing from Bayern Munich, Gravenberch has had to remain patient for a starting berth in Liverpool’s first XI, but he staked his claim on Thursday as the Reds made it two wins from two in Group E.

A goal capped a fine display from the 21-year-old and will surely give Klopp a selection headache for Sunday’s Premier League game with Bright

A goal is a goal, they all count the same.”
Turning to his side’s overall performance, Klopp admitted it was far from a vintage display but he was still pleased with some aspects.
He stated: “It was a really good start. We lost the rhythm slightly, gave too many set-pieces away…played too much around the formation and in the formation.
“We should have had more direction but you take what you get in these moments. I thought it was really mature and professional but we could have been better.