Ryan Gravenberch wins MOTM but former Liverpool star hails "outstanding"

"Apart from their disappointing form, Mohamed Salah's latest bombshell interview has put the team and the manager under a lot of unnecessary pressure. The Egyptian has been dropped in recent matches, and he revealed to the media after the draw against Leeds United at the weekend that his relationship with the manager has broken down, and he is being forced out of the club. There have been strong rumours since then that Egyptian could be sold in January."

"Liverpool picked up a 1-0 win over Inter Milan in the UEFA Champions League earlier tonight. The Reds were under immense pressure heading into the game, and Arne Slot will be delighted with a much-needed victory on their travels. The win over Inter Milan will certainly give Liverpool a confidence boost for the upcoming matches. Liverpool are going through a rough patch right now, and they needed a win to lift the spirits around the club."

"I'm just looking down at Ryan Gravenberch who was the man of the match. I think you could have given that to him or Curtis Jones and Dominik were the outstanding performers. Both players worked hard and produced an impressive display in the middle of the park. The Hungarian International scored the winning goal of the game in the closing stages from the penalty spot. He has been in spectacular form this season, and Szoboszlai is undoubtedly the best player for Liverpool this season."

Liverpool secured a 1-0 away win over Inter Milan in the UEFA Champions League, a result that relieves pressure and boosts confidence ahead of upcoming fixtures. Mohamed Salah publicly revealed a breakdown in his relationship with the manager after being dropped, prompting strong January transfer rumours that have added strain around the squad. Liverpool produced a professional performance with several notable displays; Ryan Gravenberch scored the late winning penalty and was named man of the match. Former defender Stephen Warnock contested the choice, saying Curtis Jones and Dominik Szoboszlai were more deserving for their industrious midfield displays. Szoboszlai has been Liverpool's standout player this season.

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