Here, Standard Sport takes a look at three Liverpool youngsters to keep an eye on in 2026... Rio Ngumoha put the rest of the Premier League on watch when he scored a dramatic late winner at St James’ Park in August.

The Egypt international was left out of their Champions League match against Inter Milan after his outburst but has since been recalled.

The Dutchman is missing key personnel for the visit of the Old Gold, but can have no excuses for anything but a convincing win against the worst attack and defence in the division. Victory could help Liverpool re-enter the top four, although that depends on Chelsea’s result against Aston Villa later on Saturday.

Liverpool will mark an emotional occasion on Saturday when Diogo Jota’s sons take part as mascots ahead of the Premier League meeting with Wolverhampton Wanderers at Anfield. Dinis and Duarte, two of Jota’s three children with his wife Rute Cardoso, will walk out with the players before kick-off in a moment loaded with significance.

It led to the forward being left out of the squad for Tuesday night's win over Inter and with him about to fly off to take part in the African Cup of Nations for his country, there is a genuine belief we may not see Salah play for the club again and he could be sold in January.

Mohamed Salah says he feels he does not have a relationship with Liverpool boss Arne Slot, and says he is unsure if he has a future at Anfield beyond next month's African Cup of Nations

Mohamed Salah's angry outburst is "in the past" and "just part of wanting to be a winner", says his Liverpool team-mate Curtis Jones.

Liverpool expected to bid for Gabriel MecBrazilian journalist Fábio Vargas reports that Liverpool are expected to bid for Gabriel Mec, probably sometime next week. They'll present Gremio a bid of