Jeremie Frimpong
LIV
RB
Overlapping Full Back
Dec 10, 2000 (25)
Right
5'8"
139 lb
LiverpoolStruggles Saturday
Frimpong had four crosses (zero accurate) and one chance created in Saturday's 2-2 draw versus Nottingham Forest.
Analysis: Frimpong had a day to forget. He was decent going forward, though he was extremely wasteful in some very promising places during the match. The big disappointment came when he was caught out entirely and ended up allowing a free runner who won a penalty. Frimpong was eventually pulled off the pitch in favor of an out-of-position Dominik Szoboszlai.
Creates three chances
Frimpong generated one shot (zero on goal), five crosses (one accurate) and three chances created in Sunday's 2-2 draw versus Newcastle United. In addition, he was given a yellow card in the 30th minute.
Analysis: Frimpong was electric down the right flank during Sunday's draw. He created three chances and sent in five crosses. The right-back was a threat throughout the match and narrowly missed out on some goal contributions. If he can keep this threat growing he could shine under new boss Andoni Iraola.
Starts vs. Monaco
Frimpong (undisclosed) is in Liverpool's starting lineup for Sunday's preseason friendly against Monaco, the club announced.
Analysis: Frimpong had been forced off during last week's match against Leeds United with a physical issue, though coach Andoni Iraola downplayed the severity at the time, suggesting it was more of an overload than a serious injury. His inclusion in the starting XI confirms that assessment and eases any lingering concern heading into the new season. With Conor Bradley also managing a knee issue, Frimpong is expected to shoulder a significant workload at right back this season. Frimpong is expected to continue building toward full match sharpness as preseason wraps up.
Subs off with injury in friendly
Frimpong was forced to leave Sunday's preseason game versus Leeds United after suffering a physical issue, Lewis Steele of Daily Mail Sport reports.
Analysis: Frimpong could be dealing with an issue that would make him questionable for the 2026/27 season kickoff, and this situation comes after Conor Bradley (knee) missed the offseason matches with an ongoing injury from the previous campaign. If Liverpool have to do without those two players, they may be forced to deploy either Dominik Szoboszlai or Curtis Jones at right-back as they did in some stretches last season. However, Frimpong's status remains to be determine by further medical tests.
Misses World Cup selection
Frimpong was not included in the Netherlands' World Cup squad, capping off a difficult season on both club and international fronts.
Analysis: Frimpong struggled to establish himself as a consistent performer at Liverpool this season, managing just one assist and no goals across 21 Premier League appearances including 12 starts. The right-back has found it difficult to replicate the form that made him one of the most dynamic wide defenders in Europe during his time at Leverkusen, and his omission from the Dutch squad reflects the inconsistency he has shown throughout the campaign. His inability to contribute meaningfully in the attacking third, where he had previously been so dangerous, has been the most notable aspect of a frustrating year. Frimpong will now turn his attention to pre-season, where a strong showing could go a long way toward putting himself back in contention for the national team ahead of the next international window. At 25, there is no shortage of time for the right-back to rediscover his best form, but the World Cup represented a significant opportunity that has now passed him by. The challenge heading into next season will be to recapture the relentless energy and attacking output that once made him one of the most feared full-backs in world football.
Fit again
Frimpong (undisclosed) is on the bench for Sunday's match against Brentford.
Analysis: Frimpong is back in the team sheet after a match out due to an undisclosed injury, with the wing-back fit enough to play from the bench. He will likely see time near the end of the match from the right flank, ending his first Premier League season. He heads into the game with one assist and one clean sheet in 20 appearances (12 starts) this season.
Not playing vs. Villa
Frimpong is not in the squad for Friday's game against Aston Villa due to a minor injury, Ian Doyle of Liverpool Echo reports.
Analysis: Frimpong won't be available off the bench due to a minor injury, but the right-back is expected to be available for the season finale against Brentford on May 24. With Frimpong sidelined, Joe Gomez will get the nod at right-back.
Starts in attack
Frimpong recorded one shot (one on goal) and three crosses (one accurate) in Saturday's 1-1 draw against Chelsea.
Analysis: Frimpong got the start on the right wing with Mohamed Salah (hamstring) out and had a day to forget. He took a single shot on target and had one accurate cross, but failed to get anything else done during the draw. Frimpong offers flexibility as an option at right wing or at right-back, though he tends to prefer to push further up the pitch.
Four crosses against PSG
Frimpong recorded four crosses in Wednesday's 2-0 loss to PSG.
Analysis: Frimpong would start on the right flank of the midfield Wednesday as Liverpool went for a more defensive look against PSG, playing 90 minutes in that role. He would only see four crosses in his time on the field, not the best match statistically. He will now likely return to a starting role at right-back in the coming games, as that is his typical starting location.
Clears injury scare, fit for City
Frimpong (undisclosed) cleared his injury scare after undergoing scans and is fit for Saturday's FA Cup quarter-final against Manchester City, according to the player himself on his X account. "All good."
Analysis: Frimpong had put Liverpool on edge after being forced off during his Netherlands appearance, but the scans have come back clean and the right-back is ready to go for Saturday's FA Cup quarter-final against Manchester City. Frimpong trained in full Thursday and the news is a massive relief for manager Arne Slot, who can now field his first-choice right-back rather than turning to Joe Gomez for a fixture of this magnitude. Frimpong heads into the weekend fit and with a point to prove after a debut Anfield campaign that has been heavily disrupted by injuries.
Set for scans
Frimpong (undisclosed) has returned to Liverpool after an injury and is set for scans, according to manager Arne Slot. "Jeremie, the national team doctor of the Netherlands, tells us that it was precautionary that they took him out. But he will have a scan later today to see."
Analysis: Frimpong has his club sweating as they head into an FA Cup final, as the right-back recently suffered an injury while on international break. While the national team doctor only claimed it to be precautionary, the club is still going to hold some tests on the Dutch international, making sure nothing else is prevalent. Even if it is only a minor injury, it will still be a close call for Saturday with the match only a few days away, potentially forcing Joe Gomez into a starting role.
Forced off injured
Frimpong (undisclosed) was substituted after just 13 minutes of his cameo appearance in Tuesday's clash against Ecuador, raising fresh injury concerns ahead of Saturday's FA Cup clash against Manchester City, according to Mark Wakefield of the Liverpool Echo.
Analysis: Frimpong had come on at halftime as a substitute before being replaced by Jan Paul van Hecke shortly after, with the exact reason for the change still unknown. The timing could not be worse for Liverpool, with the right-back already having missed 19 games this season due to two separate muscle issues in what has been a frustrating debut campaign at Anfield. If Frimpong is ruled out, Dominik Szoboszlai or Joe Gomez would be the most likely candidates to fill in on the right flank, with Conor Bradley (knee) already out for the season.
Resumes starting role
Frimpong has started the past three games after building fitness following an injury.
Analysis: Frimpong is back in his regular role after a slight hiatus due to injury, with the defender having started in the past three games. However, he has still been limited, coming off around the 60-minute mark in each contest. He will likely remain in his role as the club tries to finish the season strong, as his competition at right-back, Conor Bradley (knee), is out for the season.
Option off bench
Frimpong (hamstring) is on the bench for Saturday's clash against West Ham United.
Analysis: Frimpong is named on the bench for Saturday's clash against the Hammers after recovering from the hamstring injury that kept him out for the last five matches across all competitions and getting through a full week of training. The right-back returns to the fold but is eased back into action as a substitute option. Frimpong could still feature later during the clash depending on how it unfolds. Joe Gomez is the one starting at right-back Saturday, allowing Dominik Szoboszlai to find back a midfield role.
Back available Saturday
Frimpong (hamstring) trained fully this week and is an option for Saturday's clash against West Ham United, coach Arne Slot said in the press conference. "Jeremie has trained with us a few times this week, so he is available."
Analysis: Frimpong has fully shaken off the hamstring injury that sidelined him for the last five matches across all competitions and is back in the fold after getting through a full week of training. The right-back could be reintroduced directly into the starting XI, since Florian Wirtz (back) is ruled out for the time being and Dominik Szoboszlai is set to slide back into his natural role in central midfield and control the tempo in the heart of the pitch.
Returns to training
Frimpong (hamstring) took part in Thursday's practice with the squad after making progress in his recovery from a muscular issue.
Analysis: Frimpong is aiming to leave his injury troubles behind and could have a chance to feature in the EPL week 28 clash against West Ham. Such news would be a massive boost to the team, allowing coach Arne Slot to stop experimenting with midfielders in the right-back spot, so Dominik Szoboszlai could move into midfield and Ryan Gravenberch would see his starting position at risk. Before his injury absence, the Dutchman had one goal and one assist over 17 appearances in all competitions.
Could be involved next week
Frimpong (groin) won't be an option for Sunday's clash against Nottingham Forest but could be involved next week, coach Arne Slot said in the press conference. "Jeremie will not be involved this weekend yet. We hope he will be involved next week [against West Ham] if things go as planned."
Analysis: Frimpong is entering the home stretch of his recovery, but he won't be available for Sunday's matchup against Nottingham Forest. The right-back is targeting next week for his comeback, with the showdown against the Hammers circled as a potential return date. In the meantime, Curtis Jones and Dominik Szoboszlai are the leading candidates to slot in on the right side of the back line for the Reds and hold things down until Frimpong is cleared for action.
Should miss another week
Frimpong (groin) is in the final stages of his recovery but is expected to remain sidelined for Sunday's clash against Nottingham Forest, according to Gregg Evans of The Athletic.
Analysis: Frimpong is expected to remain on the shelf for at least another week, as Sunday's showdown against Forest comes too soon for the Dutch right-back. He is in the final stretch of his recovery from a groin injury and, if everything stays on track, should be back in the mix before the end of the month. In the meantime, Curtis Jones and Dominik Szoboszlai are the leading candidates to step in and cover his role along the back line.
Still weeks away
Frimpong (hamstring) still has to resume team training and won't be available before a few weeks, coach Arne Slot said in the press conference. "Jeremie for sure not. We knew this when he got injured, that it was a few weeks."
Analysis: Frimpong picked up a hamstring injury during the Champions League clash against Qarabag and has yet to return to full team training. The right-back is expected to miss the upcoming fixtures against Sunderland and Brighton since they should come too soon, with the clash against Nottingham Forest on Feb. 22. shaping up as the earliest realistic return date. In the meantime, Dominik Szoboszlai and Curtis Jones are set to split duties at right back for the Reds.
Won't train this week
Frimpong (hamstring) won't train with the team this week and remains out for the time being, coach Arne Slot said in the press conference. "Jeremie will definitely not train this week, so he's not available for the weekend."
Analysis: Frimpong is still working his way back from the hamstring injury he suffered against Qarabag last week in the Champions League and has yet to resume team training, as he is not expected to work with the squad this week. The Dutchman will aim to return to the training pitch next week, with the hope of rejoining the match squad before the end of the month, with clash against Nottingham Forest on Feb. 22 representing the earliest realistic target. Until then, Joe Gomez, Curtis Jones or Dominik Szoboszlai could see increased minutes at right-back, as Conor Bradley (knee) remains sidelined for months.
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