Liverpool considers loan move for Ifeanyi Ndukwe to Austria Vienna
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 28, 2026, 10:55 AM
Last updated Jul 28, 2026
Liverpool is contemplating a loan move for defender Ifeanyi Ndukwe back to Austria Vienna, where he previously played. Ndukwe showcased his ability during a recent friendly against Sunderland after replacing the injured Joe Gomez. However, Ndukwe does not meet UK work permit criteria this season, making regular football elsewhere a logical step for his development. While the loan makes sense, Liverpool's current central defense depth is a concern, especially with ongoing injuries to multiple players. Ndukwe may still participate in pre-season matches before any final decision on the loan is made.
- •Ndukwe impressed in a friendly against Sunderland during pre-season.
- •Liverpool faces injury challenges in their defense, with Gomez and others sidelined.
- •A loan to Austria Vienna would provide Ndukwe with needed playing time.
- •Liverpool signed Ndukwe from Austria Vienna earlier this year for £2.5m.
- 10:55 AMYahoo Sports — Liverpool could be set to lose another defender in potential loan move
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