Jeremie Frimpong says Liverpool have a ‘good player’ he can’t wait to work with in training

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Liverpool have wasted no time in getting to work in this summer transfer window.

Indeed, the Reds have already made two fantastic signings, and a third could be on the way.

Milos Kerkez is set to join Liverpool in the near future, while Jeremie Frimpong and Florian Wirtz have already arrived at Anfield.

Speaking to The Redmen TV, Frimpong has been discussing his move to Anfield, and the right-back was asked which player he’s most looking forward to working with in training.

The defender found it difficult to answer, but, ultimately, he says he’s looking forward to working more closely with Ryan Gravenberch.

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Jeremie Frimpong excited to work with Ryan Gravenberch

Frimpong was asked which player at Liverpool he was most looking forward to working with in training.

The defender said he’s excited to work with all of his new teammates, but he says Gravenberch is the one player he’ll most enjoy training with.

Of course, Gravenberch and Frimpong know one another well from international duty, and he says he’s keen to link up with the midfielder again.

Gravenberch improved massively last season, and he’ll be looking to keep up his good form next term.

“I’ve got to ask you, who are you most looking forward to training with at Liverpool?” Frimpong was asked.

“It’s difficult, all of them, man. But, I’ll probably say, I don’t know. I trained with him already, but Ryan, I just like Ryan, you know. Ryan is a good player. I really like Ryan.”

Ryan Gravenberch’s record alongside Jeremie Frimpong

As Frimpong says, he’s already played with Gravenberch at international level, and these two have a good record together.

Indeed, Gravenberch and Frimpong have both played plenty of football together at international level throughout the age groups, and they have a stellar record together.

These two have only ever lost one game together, and even then that was a 1-0 defeat away from home against Germany – a respectable result.

Interestingly, in that one and only defeat, Florian Wirtz was on the opposing team, and, now, next season, all three players will be teammates at club level.

Gravenberch and Frimpong could be a crucial pairing for Liverpool next season, that’s for sure.