Liverpool Loan Watch : Tough Week For All Four Goalkeepers When Alisson Becker Reaffirms His Supremacy For The Seniors

Liverpool Loan Watch : Tough Week For All Four Goalkeepers When Alisson Becker Reaffirms His Supremacy For The Seniors After a disappointing stalemate with Fulham, Liverpool bounced back with back-to-back triumphs against Tottenham Hotspur and Bournemouth. Andoni Iraola guided the Reds to secure a narrow 1-0 win on his return to Dean Court. But the trust the Spaniard has shown in academy graduates Trey Nyoni and Lewis Koumas must boost the spirit of loaned-out youngsters, determined to stake a claim in his long-term plans. Although a few retained their starting spots, the rest should push themselves for more involvement after the international break. Liverpool FC Loan Watch Lucca Brughmans ( GK – Genk) A trip to forget for the 18-year-old, with Genk suffering a 3-0 defeat in Bruges against Club Brugge. However, he faced 2 xGOT, thus underperforming between the sticks. Genk are struggling in the middle of the league table, and their defensive frailty has made his job in goal harder. Ifeanyi Ndukwe ( CB – Levante) Was supposed to start against Athletic Club, but the game got postponed due to torrential rain. Despite appearing as a second-half substitute in their 1-3 defeat to Villarreal, the Austrian centre-half impressed in limited minutes, with timely tackles, interceptions and defensive contributions. Dominated the duels and maintained his passing composure at the back. Djylian N’Guessan ( ST – Brest) Made his debut against PSG as a late substitute. Was once again deployed around the 78th-minute mark against Auxerre in search of a winning goal. But they conceded in the closing minutes, as the young attacking ace failed to contribute after coming on for Pathe Mboup. Ármin Pécsi (GK – TSV Hartberg) Hartberg showed great spirit, netting two late goals to secure a 3-3 draw with LASK. Nevertheless, the young shot-stopper should have done better on a couple of occasions. The young Hungarian was beaten twice from distance, and the visitors’ third came around the hour mark at his near post. Calum Scanlon (LB – Cardiff City) Cardiff were back to winning ways, clinching a commanding 3-1 win against Charlton Athletic. Joel Bagan remains the preferred choice down the left, with the Liverpool left-back introduced as a late substitute to see out the game. Kieran Morrison (LM – Sheffield Wednesday) After a stalemate with Wigan, the Owls once again failed to find the net in their draw with Stockport County. Morrison lost his right-wing slot to Davis Keillor-Dunn, but replaced the Englishman midway through the second half. Could not make much of a difference as he lost his duels and dribbles in and around the attacking third. CHESTERFIELD, ENGLAND – NOVEMBER 11: James Berry of Chesterfield is put under pressure by Kyle Kelly of Liverpool during the Vertu Trophy Group Stage match between Chesterfield and Liverpool U21 at SMH Group Stadium on November 11, 2025 in Chesterfield, England. (Photo by Annabel Lee-Ellis/Getty Images) Kyle Kelly (CM – Forest Green Rovers) Netted in their midweek draw against Carlisle United. Impressed as a box-to-box midfielder before making way for Preston Fearon in the second half, and the St Kitts and Nevis international retained his first-team role this Saturday, even though the Greens lost 1-3 to Boston United. Struggled in the centre of the pitch and was taken off before the hour mark to be replaced by Nick Haughton. Kornel Miściur ( GK – Leek Town) Stopped a spot-kick early into the game, but his efforts went in vain as the non-league outfit suffered a 1-2 defeat against Bromsgrove Sporting. Had some nervy occasions, but the keeper made some decent saves to keep them in the contest. Fabian Mrrozek ( GK – FC Cincinnati 2) Has been rotated in goal for FC Cincinnati reserves in the MLS Next Pro – Eastern Conference. Returned to action this weekend after a few erroneous outings, but the Polish prospect had another disappointing day, conceding two late goals in their 1-2 setback. Calvin Ramsay ( RB – St Mirren) A disastrous gameweek for the Buddies, who suffered a 3-0 home defeat to Dundee United. The right-back played the whole match but hardly made any impact with his overlapping runs, crosses and long balls forward. Harvey Elliott ( AM – Valencia) Was an unused substitute in their 1-0 win over Deportivo Alaves on Tuesday night. Was brought on midway through the second half against Real Sociedad, and the Englishman tested Alex Remiro once with an attempt from the edge of the box. Valencia endured a late defeat when substitute Ander Barrenetxea scored an injury-time winner. Centre-half Amara Nallo and young forward Keyrol Figueroa were not involved for HJK and Port Vale, respectively.