Andoni Iraola has opened up on the honest approach he takes to selection and managing his squad - with several Liverpool stars likely having those conversations with the Reds' boss

Liverpool manager Andoni Iraola explained that he adopts a strictly honest approach when communicating with players regarding their roles in his squad hierarchy. The Spanish tactician stressed that he avoids making unkept promises about game time, preferring to put the team first and inform players directly if others are favored ahead of them.
Mirror writer Samuel Meade highlights five Liverpool players—Alexis Mac Allister, Victor Munoz, Rio Ngumoha, Cody Gakpo, and Joe Gomez—who face tough selection conversations under Iraola. Increased competition, high-profile signings, and tactical setups have intensified positional battles across the Anfield roster.
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