Liverpool could be without Ryan Gravenberch for Wednesday’s trip to Eintracht Frankfurt after he picked up a problem against Manchester United.

The Reds succumbed to a fourth consecutive defeat in demoralising fashion, Harry Maguire heading home a later winner at Anfield.

There are hardly any positives for Liverpool supporters to take amid a desperate run, with a trip to Frankfurt looking dangerous in midweek.

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And after he went to ground in the second-half following a challenge from Bryan Mbeumo, Gravenberch could miss the match.

The Dutchman continued for a little while but was soon taken off, and speaking to the press after the game, Arne Slot confirmed that it may cost Gravenberch an appearance in the Champions League.

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Gravenberch has not been quite at his brilliant best over recent matches, but he is still a huge part of Liverpool’s starting XI.

To lose him for any length of time is a real blow for the Reds, and it looks like they may have to get through a tough Champions League away trip without him.

“He had to come off because he twisted his ankle, so he’s an injury concern,” Slot said. “We have...