Liverpool midfielder Ryan Gravenberch stayed behind on Merseyside for heel injury treatment when the Reds flew to Turkey. When a 22-man Liverpool squad boarded their flight at John Lennon Airport on Tuesday, Ryan Gravenberch did not join them. Instead of…

Liverpool manager Andoni Iraola has confirmed that midfielder Ryan Gravenberch missed the team's Champions League trip to face Fenerbahce due to a fractured heel. The 24-year-old stayed at the AXA Training Centre for treatment after experiencing pain that originally flared up ahead of Liverpool's 1-0 defeat to Arsenal.
Iraola explained that Gravenberch's availability depends on pain tolerance, with medical staff assessing him daily ahead of Sunday's Premier League match against Crystal Palace. Liverpool also remain without injured defenders Jeremie Frimpong, Conor Bradley, and Giovanni Leoni.
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