It looked like youngster Tyler Morton might have stayed over the summer to provide Jurgen Klopp with a squad option in midfield, but he eventually secured a loan move to Championship outfit Hull City on deadline day.

It was a good point for Hull against a Coventry City side that made it all the way to the Championship play-off final last season.

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“Tyker came on [ and was very good] He’s had no minutes because he’s had a minor injury,” Hull City boss Rosenior explained to Hull Live.



He showed so many touches of class, so many touches of quality, he kept us on the ball was brave and he showed exactly why we worked so hard to bring him to the club.”

“That 30-minute performance showed exactly why we waited so long to bring him in.”

Morton has certainly got his loan move off to a very good start, and he will be hoping he can kick on from here with a view of breaking into Liverpool’s first team in the coming years.