Cody Gakpo and Ryan Gravenberch reacted to the Liverpool news yesterday.

Liverpool received some good news yesterday with Alexis McAllister returning to full training from injury and Cody Gakpo and Ryan Gravenberch showing him some love on Instagram.

Jurgen Klopp’s men are leading the Premier League. They have had a great season so far and are undoubtedly one of the favorites to win the title. Now the news of Mac Allister’s return gives even more power. Cody Gakpo and Ryan Gravenberch are in action as Alexis McAllister returns to Liverpool training.

Liverpool signed Alexis McAllister from Brighton & Hove Albion this summer. The Argentinian has made a good start under Jurgen Klopp and although he has attracted some criticism for his unnatural six-man play, he should be happy with his current position. Unfortunately, Mc Allister picked up a serious injury against Sheffield United earlier this month. He required stitches at halftime in that game and was later sent off as he was unable to continue. The midfielder has not played for the Reds since, but there is good news at the end.

Mac Allister returned to training yesterday and is expected to feature in Monday’s game against Newcastle United. The Argentine took to Instagram to celebrate his return. Cody Gakpo and Ryan Gravenbirch expressed their love for her in the comments below her post. McAllister’s return is a timely boost for Liverpool

Jurgen Klopp will be delighted to have Alexis McAllister back. Not just because he’s a fantastic player, but also because another member of the squad will be missing soon.

Like Mohamed Salah, Wataru Endo is expected to play for his country after Monday’s game against Newcastle United. Klopp does not have another defensive midfielder available in Endo’s absence, leaving a huge hole in Liverpool’s midfield.

McAlister has played for Liverpool this season, although he is not the number 6. His return will be a welcome boost to a difficult January season, with United now facing Arsenal, Fulham, Bournemouth and Chelsea.

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An ex-Red said he “would be gutted” to see a “sensational” player depart Liverpool, drawing parallels with the Madrid duo.

An ex-Red said he “would be gutted” to see a “sensational” player depart Liverpool, drawing parallels with the Madrid duo.

Steve McManaman, who called the 26-year-old “absolutely priceless,” said he “would be gutted” to see one player in particular leave Liverpool.

Joe Gomez has been playing for Anfield the longest since Jordan Henderson left for Saudi Arabia in the summer, and he has been playing well lately.

After joining Brendan Rodgers from Charlton in 2015, the adaptable defender has won every major award imaginable while playing on Merseyside.

Gomez is “just as important as the superstars,” according to former ex-Red player McManaman, who recently filled in for the injured Kostas Tsimikas at left back.

He said to Liverpool Echo (via Rousing The Kop) that “I would be gutted if he left because people like Gomez are absolutely priceless to you at a football club.”

“Going back to Real Madrid, they have two players who have been there for more than ten years: Lucas Vasquez and Nacho. They are adored by their teammates, if you ask any of them about their opinions. They remain there because of this.

“Players like that are essential to teams and hold equal importance with superstars.”

The London-born player is a fantastic player when he’s on his game, so we’re happy to see him succeeding right now.

McManaman is right to commend the England international because he’s always eager to lend a hand to the team when needed.

Having played every position in our backline this season, he is currently our sole senior option capable of playing left back because Tsimikas and Andy Robertson are both out.

Gomez, who has been described by Jurgen Klopp as a “sensational footballer” (via Liverpoolfc.com), has not yet scored for the Reds, but in recent weeks he has been coming closer, since his position as a full-back allows him to penetrate dangerous areas higher upfield.

If he could lead us to a win over Newcastle on New Year’s Day, it would be a fantastic way to start 2024—we’ll have to wait and see!