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The reason for the departure of Liverpool’s former head of post-match analysis Harrison Kingston may explain why he isn’t the only key staff member to have left the club in recent years. Kingston first joined Liverpool in 2012, and along with first-team post-match analyst Mark Leyland worked closely with ??s assistant before, during and after games.

Since then, a number of other important staff members have taken the decision to move on, most notably sporting director Michael Edwards last year, while his replacement Julian Ward and director of research Ian Graham will also depart in 2023. Kingston, who is now director of performance with the Moroccan Football Federation, says he made the decision to leave Liverpool after feeling he had achieved everything he could have with the club. “Once we had achieved what we had achieved, it kind of felt like the right moment to leave,” he told .



“The ball boys in Munich were like trained machines, getting the ball back in play so quickly.



“We told them they were the 12th man, that they were not watching the game, they were in the game.”