Ryan Gravenberch has emphasized that Liverpool will not undervalue the difficulty they face when they visit Sheffield United on Wednesday night.

Liverpool wants to improve on their thrilling 4-3 victory over Fulham on Sunday at Anfield, which solidified their position as the league’s second-best team.

However, Gravenberch makes it clear in his pregame remarks that Jürgen Klopp’s team is preparing for a tough test.

The midfielder said to Premier League Productions: “I think every game in the Premier League is difficult,” the midfielder told Premier League Productions. “We go there on Wednesday and we don’t underestimate them.

“I think we’ve done very well [so far]. We are now second in the league and we just go game by game and I think we’ve done very well.

“[The Fulham result] says a lot. I think also when you play at Anfield, the atmosphere with the fans and everything, that gave us a boost.

“Now we are second and so we are doing well, but we have a long way to go.”

In the match against Fulham last time out, Gravenberch played for eighty-three minutes. This was his fifteenth appearance for Liverpool since he joined from Bayern Munich on the day of the September transfer deadline.

In response to a question regarding his Anfield debut, the 21-year-old stated: “I am happy with it. Of course, I can improve and do better but I think the start I made is OK.

“[I want to] just be important for the team.

“I played a lot at Ajax, so I had the confidence there as well. [Now] with Jürgen Klopp, he gave me good confidence and I am just enjoying being on the pitch again.

“I think all do well. Of course, if you come here it is a little bit difficult but I think every midfield player has shown we want to give everything and we want to adapt quickly. I think if you have seen us playing, we’re doing it OK!”