Liverpool fans spot what Jarell Quansah did after Champions League win over PSG and it speaks volumes

Liverpool fans have spotted what Jarell Quansah did after the Reds' dramatic win over Paris Saint Germain in the UEFA Champions League.

On Wednesday night, Arne Slot's men travelled to the Parc des Princes as they continued their bid to win the Champions League for a seventh time.

Against an in-form PSG side, Liverpool suffered for most of the match as the hosts piled immense pressure on the Reds' goal.

Thankfully for Slot, Alisson Becker was in fine form as he produced a Player of the Match performance to keep PSG out.

With three minutes left on the clock, Harvey Elliott delivered the ultimate sucker punch to seal a dramatic 1-0 win for Liverpool, a lead they will now defend when the second leg takes place at Anfield next week.

After the match, fans were quick to point out what defender Quansah did to one of his teammates during a post-match warm-down session.

The young Englishman was seen gesturing to midfielder Wataru Endo, who was being serenaded by the remaining Liverpool fans inside the stadium.

Endo was then seen responding by putting his arms in the air. You can watch the footage below.

Jarell Quansah telling Wataru Endo to embrace and acknowledge the Liverpool fans singing his song 🇯🇵🥹😂#LFC pic.twitter.com/35nyzEENKT

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Reacting on social media, one fan said: "His song is soo good, it’s soo nice he has a song."

Another tweeted: "Hope Endo gets another year or two."

A third fan added: "He is some player last 20 mins such energy & sacrifices himself for the team."

Since Slot walked through the doors in the summer, Endo has seen his game time decrease as he fell behind the likes of Ryan Gravenberch, Alexis Mac Allister, Dominik Szoboszlai and Curtis Jones in the pecking order.

However, whenever he has been called upon, the Japanese has impressed and is a firm fans' favourite.

Speaking recently about his lack of minutes, Endo said: "It is a little bit tough for me because I don’t play that much. But the thing I can do is help the team.

"So, my idea is now very simple: I always try to help the team. And if I have a chance to play, I go all in. That’s what I’m thinking, always, and I’ll keep doing that."

The 32-year-old added: "I have had conversations with the manager a few times in the season. He always told me my attitude and what I have done for the team is always unbelievable. I feel like he trusts me a lot at the moment and that’s what I always try to [have]. I’m happy to be here. I will keep working hard in training and working hard on the pitch as well."

Liverpool are back in action this weekend when they take on Southampton in the Premier League on Saturday afternoon.