Virgil van Dijk was excited with the effect individual focus back Jarell Quansah made in his full presentation for Liverpool, considering it a "generally excellent beginning."

With Van Dijk suspended, Ibrahima Konate not completely fit and Joe Gomez required at right-back, Jurgen Klopp went to Quansah for the excursion to Wolves.

The 20-year-old made his initial beginning for the club after two substitute appearances, creating a magnificent showcase as one of the champions in a 3-1 triumph.

After the game, Van Dijk should have been visible embracing the foundation graduate, and talking in front of Liverpool's conflict with LASK in the Europa Association, he was gotten some information about Quansah's beginning.

"Especially toward the end of the week, he was exceptional as I would like to think," the chief said.

"To play away at Wolves, troublesome game, he fell off [for] the most recent 10 minutes, yet how much time he played he was extraordinary.

For him to remain even tempered, finish the work, extremely strong, he was somebody you could expand on in that game.

"It was perfect to see. I was exceptionally glad for him, extremely satisfied for him.

"He ought to simply consider it to be the beginning, however it was an excellent beginning. He needs to continue onward, continue working, continue to learn.

"Yet, he is at an extraordinary club, he's in an extraordinary climate, he's in an incredible group as I would like to think, so continue onward.

"Ideally he'll be vital in the now and coming down the line for the club."

With the club picking against another middle back marking in the mid year move window, Quansah stands to see more game time as the mission advances.

It was a disliked choice among allies as cutoff time day elapsed, with any semblance of Levi Colwill, Micky van de Ven and Goncalo Inacio connected.

Be that as it may, Klopp obviously has confidence in his No. 78 as reinforcement to Van Dijk, Konate, Gomez and Joel Matip, with the Mail's Lewis Steele detailing that the director obstructed a mid year credit.

The writer has made sense of that Quansah had "a lot of offers to leave briefly once more," having enjoyed the final part of last season with Bristol Meanderers.

Klopp is said to have "rejected" any exchange, as he "trusts" the youth to perform when called upon.

Author -Dr Vivek Garg