Jarell Quansah, who joined FC Liverpool at the age of five, extended his contract "long-term" with the Reds on Monday. The 21-year-old defender, who rose to prominence last season, has played 18 Premier League and seven Europa League games for Liverpool FC. He was part of the preliminary squad for the European Championship with the England national team in the summer.

Jarell Quansah has signed a five-year contract extension with Liverpool. He has become a regular member of the First Team, playing as a starter in the opening day victory against Ipswich and in the League Cup win over West Ham. This was announced by the English club.

Jarell Quansah has extended his contract with Liverpool until mid-2030. His previous contract was valid until the summer of 2027. The presence of manager Arne Slot played a significant role in his decision to extend. Quansah expressed his happiness with the new contract, stating that Liverpool is the best club for him to develop and become a better player.

Jarell Quansah, a central defender and graduate of Liverpool's youth academy, has committed to a new long-term contract with Liverpool FC. While the club has not disclosed the specific length of the contract, Quansah conveyed his contentment with the new agreement. He noted that the new manager's coaching style played a crucial role in his decision. Quansah is of the opinion that Liverpool is the ideal club for his development and aims to keep improving and learning.