£45m Liverpool player left fans 'buzzing' at Anfield two hours after yesterday's game - journalist
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Liverpool defender Joe Gomez took the time to surprise some young supporters following the Reds’ win over Crystal Palace on Saturday.Gomez came on for the final few minutes of the 3-1 victory, playing a part in Florian Wirtz’s third goal to kill the game.And having seen fans hanging around at Anfield two hours after the final whistle, the 28-year-old was spotted stepping out of his car to sign some autographs and take some photographs. Who was the best performer in a nervy win against Crystal Palace? 👀 Photo by Alex Livesey/Getty Images Gomez surprises waiting supporters After 11 years with Liverpool, there are once again suggestions that Gomez could potentially leave this summer.The versatile defender has had some more injury troubles this season, and though he still has one year remaining on his contract, an early exit remains possible.Until then, Gomez will continue to be a hugely popular member of the Liverpool squad, with journalist James Pearce capturing exactly why on Saturday.“Two hours after the game and Joe Gomez has got out of his car to sign autographs and pose for photos with supporters outside Anfield,” Pearce said, while also sharing a video.
“So many young fans buzzing.”Photo by Molly Darlington/Getty ImagesREAD MORE: Adam Wharton shares how good he thinks Liverpool are as rumours of Anfield move accelerateIn a season where the disconnect between Liverpool players and fans has grown larger than ever, Gomez’s behaviour is a reminder of what supporters want to see from their heroes.A quiet, unassuming person who has given the club virtually his whole career, it would be a huge shame if Liverpool were to lose GomezAlthough he may not be the first name on Arne Slot’s teamsheet, his 30 appearances this season speaks to a player who is still hugely valuable to have around.With plenty of work to do in other areas of the team this summer, it would be helpful to keep Gomez – the player and the person – around for another season. Join Our NewsletterReceive a digest of our best Liverpool content each week direct to your mailbox