Lewis Koumas names Liverpool teammate helping him settle back at Anfield

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And for Koumas, being back with the Reds gives him an opportunity to impress:" I think I’m a player that the gaffer could sort of like, with the way I press and the energy I can give to the team. I’m always looking to impress so I’ll just see where it takes me."Szobo 🔗 Koumas ✊ pic.twitter.com/wx3lkuswDT— Liverpool FC (@LFC) July 26, 2026The forward spent last season on loan at both Birmingham City and Hull City, the latter of which were eventually promoted.The experience fighting for promotion is one that will be invaluable to a younger player like the Welshman, who learnt a lot during his time with the Tigers:"It was a really tough experience to start with but it ended up turning into a really good one.

I learned a lot from Hull and obviously we got promoted, which is a massive achievement. So, yeah, it was a great season in the end."Koumas joined the club at 11 years old in 2016, before eventually making his senior debut Liverpool in the fifth round of the FA Cup against Southampton in 2024.He has had several loan moves since 2023, playing at Stoke, Birmingham and Hull, scoring seven goals between the three clubs.Still only 20 years old, Liverpool's number 67 is enjoying his time back amongst the first team squad:"They’re really good sessions, positive sessions.

We’re all looking forward to getting to know him more."Koumas added that after his loan moves, Trey Nyoni has been helping him settle back at Anfield:"Yeah, I’ve always been close with Trey [Nyoni], ever since the first season we came through together. [And we’re] still close."As the majority of Liverpool's first team are still on holiday following their World Cup duties, Liverpool's number 67 has his eyes set on proving to Iraola why he should be in his plans for the coming season:"[The goal is] To play for Liverpool in the Premier League, of course. But if that’s not how it ends up going, I’m always looking to develop and always looking to improve my game.