Owen Beck was recalled from his loan at Dundee to help bridge the gap whilst Andy Robertson and Kostas Tsimikas were injured but now the Scottish captain has returned, the young defender was sent back to Scotland.
In what was his first appearance since making the move back to the SPL, the 21-year-old was handed corner responsibility and it was his ball that found the head of Lee Ashcroft – who leveled the scoring.
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This should set the Wrexham-born full-back up for a successful second half of the campaign, surely using the progression of Conor Bradley as inspiration.
There’s plenty of talent within our academy at the moment and it’s great to see that some of the loan deals are successfully achieving exactly what they’re supposed to.
You can watch the assist from Beck (from 3:29) via SPFL on YouTube:
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Being a Dundee fan I’ll be forever grateful to Klopp for giving Beck a cameo against Bournemouth so he could only play for Liverpool or Dundee this season. When I seen Robbo and Beck on the bench together against Fulham I had a feeling we’d get him back and I couldn’t be happier, what a player this boy is and will develop into he’s got a massive future and I feel blessed being able to see a player of his talent play for our club. Liverpool fans should look forward to seeing this kid in the near future he is definitely Andy Robertsons successor I just wish Beck was Scottish 😂 💙❤️