News about Jarell Quansah

LEWIS STEELE AT VILLA PARK: Aston Villa missed the chance to secure their place in next season's Champions League as drew 3-3 with Liverpool at Villa Park. The game got off to the worst possible start for the hosts as Emiliano Martinez put the ball into his own net but they hit back quickly through Youri Tielemans. Cody Gakpo restored Liverpool's lead before Jarell Quansah doubled it with a brilliant header after the break.

Sir Alex Ferguson's old adage says that your defence wins you titles, and while Liverpool's back-line has been good, it hasn't been imperious. Could Sepp van den Berg be the answer? Perennially farmed out on loan, the 22-year-old has wooed admirers with good performances at Mainz in the Bundesliga this season. He is rated as the best under-23 centre-back in Europe's top five leagues by WhoScored.com. Should he have a big role at Liverpool next season, or is he too much of a gamble?

Liverpool academy graduate Jarrell Quansah has pledged the club faces a strong future without Jurgen Klopp. Quansah is one of the few Reds playing Spurs today (Sunday) who predates Klopp at Anfield having first signed at the age of five and rising through the academy ranks. He takes a matter-of-fact approach to the German leaving even if his departure has invited similarities with Manchester United's decline post-Sir Alex Ferguson.

LEWIS STEELE: Virgil van Dijk has played through the last two Liverpool games with a dislocated finger which was 'pointing the wrong way' when suffered. The Reds captain needed treatment in the first minutes of Liverpool's away game at Atalanta on Thursday and it can be revealed he suffered a dislocated finger and had to have it popped back into place. It is the second time the 32-year-old has had the injury, first happening playing for the Netherlands against Norway. 

OLIVER HOLT: Jurgen Klopp sat in the press conference room at Old Trafford on Sunday afternoon and responded to a question I asked about Jarell Quansah and the tenacity of his youth center back after he made a rare mistake that resulted in a second half equalizer for Erik ten Hag's side. As one would expect, Klopp talked well about Quansah. Any of his teammates, Virgil van Dijk included, had already dismissed the belief that Quansah should bear any responsibility for Liverpool's losing points. It was evident to the majority that if there was an underlying reason for Liverpool's loss, it was because they missed too many chances. 'I'm a footballer in the Premier League and playing for Liverpool, so I have the bad news it won't be the last mistake in his life,' Klopp said. That's how life is. I was sure he did a good job with it. However, there are no social media pages for our heroes who made these types of mistakes in the past, so I hope he's smart enough to avoid these situations.'

Jarell Quansah has discussed why he joined Liverpool as a youth rather than one of the two Manchester clubs. Since being on loan at Bristol Rovers for the second half of last season, the 21-year-old is enjoying a breakthrough season at Anfield. The center-back has made 23 appearances in all competitions this season, rising to the occasion in the aftermath of serious injury issues for the Reds.

LEWIS STEELE AT ANFIELD: Jarell Quansah played for Bristol Rovers in a 3-1 victory over Forest Green in front of 4,788 punters at the New Lawn a year ago. That day, the young defender was honoring journeyman striker Amadou Bakayoko. Quansah played for Liverpool on Sunday, a team aiming for four trophies in England, including all of the top awards, against Pep Guardiola's Treble-winning, serial champions Manchester City. He distinguished, and ruled it, as the world's best No. 9 Erling Haaland. No disrespect to Bakayoko, who has had to fight for his football career after being born in Sierra Leone and working hard to become a professional footballer, but this comparison only emphasizes the drastic changes Quansah has made in the last 12 months.

Jamie Carragher praised Virgil van Dijk's superb work for Liverpool in their 1-1 draw with Manchester City, comparing the Dutchman's positional supremacy to Erling Haaland's. After Ibrahima Konate sustained an injury in the midweek Europa League victory in Prague, Liverpool was forced to make a late change at the back, with youngster Jarell Quansah starting alongside the Reds skipper.

The £272 million, up £25 million from off-field earnings, was Liverpool's highest income stream in 2022-23, but a year after winning the final, the television money decreased by £19 million to £242 million. Matchday's earnings dropped by £7 million due to fewer games being played during the 2013 season, the club's first campaign saw them win both domestic and tournament finals.

OLIVER HOLT: This is not the first time Jurgen Klopp has been asked a question, and it will not be the last. However, it's also incredibly relevant in the aftermath of Liverpool's emotionally charged win over Chelsea in the Carabao Cup final on Sunday afternoon. Is there really no way that you can be persuaded to stay?

LEWIS STEELE AT ANFIELD: Liverpool defeated Chelsea 4-1, keeping their five-point lead at the top of the Premier League intact. However, Darwin Nunez, a Liverpool striker, didn't score despite hitting the woodwork four times and establishing a new Premier League record, making it a mixed evening. Lewis Steele, Mail Sport's Liverpool reporter, gives his player evaluations from Anfield.

LEWIS STEELE is a footballer who plays football, but there is a mural on a wall down Sybil Road, just across the street from Anfield, with a picture of Trent Alexander-Arnold wearing his now-iconic No 66 shirt. 'I'm just a normal lad from Liverpool whose aspirations have just come true.' It's an inspiration to many young children.

Jarell Quansah and Nat Phillips, who were rescued from a loan at Celtic, will be considered ahead of Williams in the Liverpool pecking order. In the 2020/21 season, when Liverpool suffered a center-back injury crisis, he made 19 appearances under Jurgen Klopp. However, the academy graduate hasn't been able to make an outing for the Reds since then.

JOE BERNSTEIN: This was the chance for some of Anfield's lesser lights to shine on this display, but if Liverpool makes it to the World Cup, it will take a brave manager to deny Curtis Jones, Jarell Quansah, and Harvey Elliott a starting spot at Wembley. Both Jurgen Klopp and David Moyes made six changes from their previous Premier League line-ups for this Carabao Cup quarter-final, but there were also some similarities. West Ham waited until they were 2-0 down before launching Lucas Paqueta, and three others were behind when James Ward-Prowse came on. Liverpool, on the other hand, was hungry and at it from Tim Robinson's whistle, condemning Manchester United's stumbling draw against Manchester United on Sunday, despite Mo Salah and Trent Alexander-Arnold starting on the bench. On 21 visits with various clubs, Moyes hasn't won at Anfield, and his team didn't play as if they believed in changing history.

Union Saint-Gilloise's pre-match address has surfaced online as the team's captain is seen to rally his troops ahead of what would be a monumental night for the German club. Captain Anthony Moris is seen boosting his team ahead of their Europa League match against Liverpool. Having defeated LASK 4-0 and Toulouse 5-1 earlier in the season, the English team had already qualified in Group E.

Jarell Quansah, a rising star in Liverpool, put himself in jeopardy after stating his resolve to rise above the first-choice center-back and into a regular starting position. Since Matip sustained a potentially season-ending ACL injury, the club may be pushed to trade for another defender in January, but Qansah hopes to play a regular starter at his boyhood team.

Join Union Saint-Gilloise and Liverpool in the Europa League plus scores from Zrinjski Mostar's match with Aston Villa on Mail Sport's live blog for the latest score, squad news, and news as Union Saint-Gilloise takes on Liverpool.

After scoring an equalizer against Union SG in the Reds' Europa League clash in Belgium on Thursday night, Steve McManaman applauded it as a 'brilliant moment' for the defender. Jurgen Klopp fielded a much younger starting eleven against Union SG on Thursday night, with Quansah battling Conor Bradley and 19-year-old Luke Chambers among Liverpool's remaining players. But the home team was left disappointed after 32 minutes of play, with Mohamed Amoura rounding Caoimhin Kelleher before tapping the ball into the back of the net. The Reds responded promptly, with Quansah finding space inside the Union penalty box on a corner before receiving the ball and thumping it into the back of the net.

Liverpool fans flock to Selhurst Park to face Crystal Palace in Premier League action, so be sure to check out Mail Sport's live blog for the latest scores, squad news, and stats.

LEWIS STEELE: Jarell Quansah, a 20-year-old defender, is more than willing to step up and play a pivotal role in Liverpool's success after it was announced that Joel Matip has ruptured his ACL and will not play again this season. Matip appeared to be suspended during a 50-50 draw against Fulham on Sunday, and scans revealed that the 32-year-old will need surgery. With his deal up in the summer, he is likely to finish his season and perhaps his Reds career. With just captain Van Dijk, injury-prone Ibrahima Konate, and Joe Gomez, who is also used as a back-up full-back, Liverpool is left thin on the ground in defensive areas. However, Quansah, an Englishman, has taken every opportunity so far and will continue to do so, according to Van Dijk.