Ryan Gravenberch and Jayden Danns suggest Liverpool summer signing was absolutely on fire vs Atletico Madrid

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Liverpool duo Ryan Gravenberch and Jayden Danns have been impressed by one of the Reds’ summer signings following his outing against Atletico Madrid at Anfield.

Liverpool raced into a two-goal lead by the six-minute mark of Wednesday night’s Champions League clash thanks to goals from Andrew Robertson and Mohamed Salah.

And though Marcos Llorente scored a brace to put the visitors on course for a draw, Virgil van Dijk popped up with an injury-time header from Dominik Szoboszlai’s corner.

Plenty of Liverpool players impressed on the night, and Ryan Gravenberch and Jayden Danns seemed especially impressed by how Jeremie Frimpong played.

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Ryan Gravenberch and Jayden Danns suggest Jeremie Frimpong’s display was ‘fire’

Frimpong has endured a difficult start to his Liverpool career due to injuries, but on Wednesday night, he truly announced himself on the scene.

The £29.5million man was lively throughout, had a great penalty shout waved away, and also did well in terms of defensive duties.

Frimpong took to Instagram on Thursday with a message saying “great to start with a win and get more minutes in the legs.”

Liverpool teammates Gravenberch and Danns, along with fellow Netherlands international Ian Maatsen, all posted fire emojis in response.

Jeremie Frimpong stats vs Atletico Madrid

Frimpong clocked up some decent stats in Wednesday night’s Champions League encounter against Los Colchoneros.

He weighed in with three clearances and two tackles, won three of his four duels on the night, and was not dribbled past once.

Frimpong also completed 95 percent of his passes and had a go with one effort, though it was off target.

All in all, it was a great night for the Dutchman, and he will fancy his chances of starting in Saturday’s Merseyside derby against Everton.