Every Liverpool player who played in US tour rated as biggest winner and 3 losers emerge

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Will be out for around a month.Milos Kerkez: 6 - Looked to scamper forward as often as possible, but gave away a goal against Leeds.Jeremie Frimpong: 6 - Better against Leeds than in the other games, but relatively limited attacking threat.Calvin Ramsay: 6 - Solid enough but a long way off sustained first-team minutes when the proper stuff starts.Kostas Tsimikas: 6 - Fine as a back-up, but unlikely to be relied upon every week.Calum Scanlon: 6 - A defender mainly used as cover on the wing here. Got a couple of decent crosses in.Liverpool head coach Andoni Iraola.(Image: Geoff Stellfox/Getty Images)Luke Chambers: 7 - Really strong, playing a role that he isn't used to.

He's ready for more minutes.Curtis Jones: 5 - Did fine in his first two appearances, and then struggled against Leeds when he was at the scene of the crime for two of the four goals. The heated exchange with Szoboszlai and Tsimikas wasn't ideal.Harvey Elliott: 5 - There is a spot in the Liverpool attack to be had, but he didn't really take any of the games by the scruff of the neck in the way that he might have needed to.

He isn't a striker and he doesn't have the explosive pace required in the final third.Get Liverpool's new 2026/27 home kitThis article contains affiliate links, we will receive a commission on any sales we generate from it. Much more to come.Josh Abe: 6 - Should have scored against Wrexham but showed a few glimmers of why he was present, despite having not long turned 16.Will Wright: 6 - Wasn't able to hold the ball up and bring others into play, but clearly a talent.Jeremy Jacquet, Giovanni Leoni and Stefan Bajcetic were in the US, but they weren't able to play in any of the games.