Liverpool loan report: How every player is getting on away from Anfield with one player really catching the eye
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Cody Gakpo and Alexander Isak look set to miss the game against Man City 🙃 Photo by Steven Halliwell/MI News/NurPhoto via Getty Images Kieran Morrison: Sheffield Wednesday There was perhaps some surprise at seeing Morrison head to a League One club after a decent first summer with the Liverpool first-team, but it has so far looked like a good move for the 19-year-old.Having slowly eased himself into the team, Morrison is now a starter for the Owls, claiming two assists across three games in August and September.He has since gone two appearances without a goal contribution, but he did take a step forward last week after registering his first ever assist on only his second cap for Northern Ireland. His lack of action with Aston Villa last season appears to have taken its toll, and he is yet to find any kind of form with Valencia either.He has so far made only three appearances for the Bats, all from the bench, all of which have ended in defeats.3 appearances, 0 goals, 0 assists.Ifeanyi Ndukwe: LevanteJoining Elliott in Valencia is Ifeanyi Ndukwe, who arrived at city neighbours Levante.
Ndukwe was brilliant during pre-season, but with Liverpool unable to field him due to work permit issues, he headed away to Spain.Levante took a while to play Ndukwe, but the 18-year-old centre-back has since made two appearances off the bench. So far, it has looked like being exactly what he has needed.
Mirren sitting in fifth place in the Scottish Premiership.5 appearances, 0 goals, 0 assists.Calum Scanlon: Cardiff CityCalum Scanlon also looked good in pre-season, with Iraola occasionally using him as a left-sided forward.The 21-year-old has had bad luck with injuries recently, and it was deemed best if he headed back to Cardiff, for whom he had a spell last season. He has started three matches for HJK, including a Europa Conference League qualifying defeat against Motherwell, but being an unused substitute in three further matches does not paint a great picture of the 19-year-old’s stint so far.3 appearances, 0 goals, 0 assists.Keyrol Figueroa: Port ValeAfter a good pre-season with the Liverpool U21s, Keyrol Figueroa joined League Two side Port Vale on transfer deadline day.