Liverpool Loan Watch: Goalkeepers Had A Perfect Weekend, Morrison Delivers Match-Winning Display

Liverpool Loan Watch: Goalkeepers Had A Perfect Weekend, Morrison Delivers Match-Winning Display Liverpool grabbed their first victory in the Andoni Iraola era with a commanding 2-0 win against Ipswich Town at Portman Road. The youngsters, currently out on loan, had their moments too; however, frustration is growing among a few, as the lack of minutes could worry management, who might have to revisit their situation in January. Liverpool FC Loan Watch Lucca Brughmans ( GK – Genk) The highly-rated Belgian showed why the Reds splashed £30m to secure his services from the 2027–28 season onwards. Made a majestic save in Genk’s stalemate with Anderlecht, and the youngster is expected to retain the ‘number 1’ status, thus gaining enough senior experience to stake a claim in Iraola’s plans. Ármin Pécsi (GK – TSV Hartberg) Hartberg clashed heads with SK Vorwärts Steyr in the second round of the Austrian Cup. Armin Pecsi kept his spot between the sticks and had little trouble en route to grabbing his first clean sheet in their comfortable 4-0 victory. Calum Scanlon (LB – Cardiff City) An outing to forget for the young left-back, who was brought on only as an injury-time substitute in Cardiff’s 2-0 Championship defeat at Fratton Park. SHEFFIELD, ENGLAND – AUGUST 25: Kieran Morrison of Sheffield Wednesday during the Carabao Cup Second Round match between Sheffield Wednesday and Wolverhampton Wanderers at Hillsborough Stadium on August 25, 2026 in Sheffield, England. (Photo by George Wood/Getty Images) Kieran Morrison (LM – Sheffield Wednesday) A game-changing performance from the Liverpool winger, forcing Josh Feeney to score an own goal before his corner led to Yan Valery’s late winner against Peterborough. Predominantly left-footed, Morrison prefers to operate from the right-hand flank. But he has shown his flair, finesse and creative spark from the left in the Owls’ 4-2-3-1 set-up. Keyrol Figueroa ( ST – Port Vale) Port Vale are rock bottom in the League Two standings, and the Honduran international failed to make a difference on his debut as a second-half substitute against Salford City. He hardly had any impact up top in their 1-0 defeat. Kyle Kelly (DM – Forest Green Rovers) The 20-year-old Saint Kitts and Nevis international made his presence known against Hornchurch in the centre of the pitch. He helped the Greens defend an early lead on the road with a solid shifting performance before making way for Oliver Ewing late in the contest. Kornel Miściur ( GK – Leek Town) Started in goal against Sporting Khalsa in their emphatic 5-0 win in the first qualifying round of the prestigious FA Cup. Calvin Ramsay ( RB – St Mirren) Back-to-back impressive performances from the outcast Liverpool right-back. Was solid both in defence and attack in their 1-0 midweek win against Kilmarnock. Despite losing 2-1 to the reigning Scottish champions Celtic on Saturday night, the Scotsman was once again productive from the right with timely overlapping runs, dribbles and a resolute defensive display. Harvey Elliott ( AM – Valencia) With no future at Anfield, the midfielder also struggled at Mestalla after an early second-half debut. He tried to make an impact with his work rate and movement, but the hosts conceded two more goals after his introduction, with Barcelona securing a thumping 5-0 win. Central defensive duo Ifeanyi Ndukwe and Amara Nallo, as well as the Polish custodian Fabian Mrozek, were not involved for Levante, HJK and FC Cincinnati, respectively. Djylian N’Guessan, who is expected to join Liverpool next year, was also an unused substitute for Brest (on loan from Saint-Étienne) in their 2-1 win against Le Havre.