Is Cody Gakpo a Reveal?

Cody Gakpo was an incredible force in Liverpool's 7-0 victory against Manchester United. He scored two goals and provided an assist during the first half.

Last night, Jamie Carragher gave the new signing the chance to shine in a major game - and he did just that. Jamie Carragher was full of praise for the 23-year-old and believes he can be an enormous success at Anfield.

Cody Gakpo

Liverpool's signing of Cody Gakpo in January has been heralded as a'revelation'. He's been given the chance to spearhead their front three forward.

The 23-year-old striker has scored four goals for Manchester United since joining from PSV Eindhoven in January. His first goal came during a 5-0 victory against Leicester, but he also has four goals in his last six matches.

Gakpo may not be the most skilled dribbler around the box, but his knack for beating opponents from wide areas makes him a real threat. Not only is he dangerous on his own but also with teammates -- and he doesn't hesitate to double up on an opponent when in possession.

He had been linked with many of Europe's top clubs during the summer, but Liverpool ultimately decided to secure him. After making an impact at the World Cup for Netherlands, they paid PS37m to bring him to Anfield.

SJamie Carragher

Carragher hails from Knowsley Road in Bootle, Merseyside and is an avid Liverpool supporter. As a teenager he joined the club's School of Excellence program and has since been a first team regular ever since.

After a promising start as a utility player, Rafael Benitez saw him promoted to centre-half. During the 2004-05 season, he formed one of Europe's best central defensive partnerships alongside Sami Hyppia.

He is widely regarded as Liverpool's strongest and most tactically adept defender, earning him the title of player of the year at the end of this past campaign. Additionally, his two last-ditch tackles proved crucial in helping Liverpool secure victory in Istanbul during UEFA Champions League play in 2004-05.

He is an outstanding centre-half, renowned for his work ethic and leadership. As Liverpool's second longest serving player, he holds the club record in terms of appearances. Furthermore, he has represented England several times and earned himself a place among its greatest defenders.

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Jamie Carragher has declared Liverpool's 7-0 demolition of Manchester United a'revellation' and believes they are in contention to finish in the top four. Additionally, Carragher believes they are on track to sign an elite striker this summer.

Jurgen Klopp's teams have become unstoppable in recent years due to the combination of Mohamed Salah, Roberto Firmino and Sadio Mane - an unstoppable attacking trio that offers pace, technique and lethal finishing. With these three together on the pitch, Klopp's squads have become unbeatable forces to be reckoned with.

Their partnership has been a revelation for Liverpool, and if they continue to excel under Klopp, it could become an iconic fixture in the Premier League.

Cody Gakpo has been slow to score goals since leaving PSV Eindhoven, but he's blossoming into his role at Liverpool and scoring twice against Everton was a major milestone for him. Only 23 years old, Gakpo has already demonstrated his talent and potential; now is just waiting for an opportunity to shine!

Manchester United 7-0

Manchester United suffered their most crushing competitive loss in over 90 years with a 7-0 thrashing at Anfield. Goals from Cody Gakpo (2), Darwin Nunez(2) and Mohamed Salah(2) plus Roberto Firmino's late goal ensured Liverpool came out on top against Erik ten Hag's side with ease.

Liverpool put in an unbeatable display, sending Liverpool on course to challenge for a top four spot. Their attacking trio of Sadio Mane, Roberto Firmino and Mohamed Salah is all firing on all cylinders while Virgil van Dijk is looking much improved defensively.

It was an extraordinary performance, one that will go down in history as one of Manchester United's greatest victories ever. Furthermore, it marked Liverpool's biggest ever win against United at Anfield - no small feat given this longstanding rivalry.