He said earlier on he played his left side of pretty much whatever defence he's in.

Virgil Van Dyck occupies that space for us. So we are immediately looking at,

A, you know, could he be the successor because we've got two more years of various as we know,

but who knows what happens after that, so there's a potential there. But short term,

he said it yourself, he clearly's going to want to play. World Cup year,

game time will be

imperative to the sales pitch. So the right-sided centre-back roll comes into question.

I assume he's done it is the first port of call, but the fact he is essentially right-footed

but very comfortable on both means it feels like quite an easy fit and quite a natural thing of him to do as well.

Yeah, I think this is the interesting part of Liverpool being linked with Mark Gahey really,

because, yeah, so first of all, we've got the, you know, is he going to ever be a replacement for Van Dyck?

Whereas you say, you know, Van Dyck's got a couple more years now, obviously that much celebrated

contract extension. And he was superb last season, Van Dyck, you know, much like Sal, no sign that

he's suddenly going to drop off a cliff and be coming out of the team. So in terms of if he's

just being signed as deputy to Van Dyke, well, Van Dyke seems to play pretty much every game. You know, he's very durable,

isn't he? And I can't see in a World Cup year why Mark Geh, he would go and sit on the bench at Liverpool behind Van Dyck and sign up for that. In terms of going on the right side,

obviously, Kinate has been excellent as well for Liverpool, isn't he? I know there's some uncertainty

about his future with his contract situation as well. But if he were to come on to the right side,

I think back to those conversations about his technical ability and his schooling and at Chelsea,

I mean, and probably there is an adaptability that he could have there and move onto that right side.

It might take a little bit of time.

Is that something that Liverpool are prepared to do to coach him into that, you know,

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