Liverpool now have their own Anthony Gordon as Andoni Iraola talks revealed

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"So if teams see me playing, they might think I am on the left but I can offer something different on the right."I think at a young age, being able to play off the right or the opposite side and be unpredictable, I think that is something that is really key, and I am enjoying it." Make sure you don't miss the biggest sports news and strongest opinion by making the Daily Express one of your Google preferred sources That adaptability proved useful in Liverpool's comeback win over Brentford. "As you say, I'm playing off the left and the right; I'm improving, working hard and it's been good."Alongside the lessons learned from Gordon and Saka, Ngumoha has clear instructions from his club manager about what to offer with and without the ball.Rio Ngumoha is proving to be a livewire on both flanks.

But off the ball, he just wants me to help the team however I can."Whether it is about me pressing, working the full-backs, whatever it is, I am just taking on what he is saying and looking to improve. I am enjoying working with him and enjoying improving."Bradley Barcola's arrival this summer has added competition, but Ngumoha is also learning from the Frenchman and his other Liverpool team-mates."The good thing about all of us is we can all play on both the left and the right side, so I think it is always healthy competition at this club, at the end of the day," he added.Now 18, Ngumoha can sign a long-term contract with Liverpool, although he is leaving those matters to his agent while concentrating on his football."To be fair, that is all with my agent now," he said.

"I think it is all going well. I just play for the club, play for Liverpool, and hopefully I can carry on doing well."