Ryan Gravenberch: Liverpool's Return of the Jedi
In a plot twist worthy of a Hollywood blockbuster, Ryan Gravenberch is back in full training for Liverpool FC, just in time to face Aston Villa. On October 30, 2025, Gravenberch made his long-awaited return at the AXA Training Centre, shaking off an ankle injury that had more drama than the latest season of 'Stranger Things.' This is no small feat, considering the injury was sustained during a clash against Manchester United—because, of course, it had to be the Red Devils.
Manager Arne Slot has confirmed that Gravenberch's comeback could very well happen during the Premier League showdown against Aston Villa on November 1. It's like the football gods are setting the stage for an epic comeback story, and Gravenberch himself seems to agree. 'Yes, yes. I feel really confident,' he declared with the vigor of someone who just binge-watched a motivational TED Talk. 'Yesterday I had a session, today as well. If everything is good, I will be there tomorrow.' It's as if he's channeling his inner Rocky Balboa, ready to face the next big challenge.
While Gravenberch's return is a beacon of hope, Liverpool is not out of the woods yet. Curtis Jones and Alexander Isak are '99.9 percent sure' to miss the Villa game, leaving fans biting their nails more than a teenager at a horror movie marathon. The injury list is longer than a CVS receipt, with Alisson Becker, Jeremie Frimpong, Jayden Danns, and Stefan Bajcetic all sidelined due to hamstring issues. Let's not forget Giovanni Leoni, who is recovering from ACL surgery.
Gravenberch's return is not just a boost; it's a potential turning point. Liverpool is currently trudging through a four-match losing streak in the Premier League, a situation as uncomfortable as wearing socks with sandals. With their midfield maestro back in action, there's hope that the team can pull a rabbit out of the hat and get back to winning ways. As Liverpool fans know all too well, it's not over until it's over, and with Gravenberch back, the force is strong with this one.







