Liverpool's throw-in coach Thomas Gronnemark has agreed a new deal at the club.
The former Danish athlete began working with the Reds ahead of the 2018/19 season after being called by manager Jurgen Klopp to become involved with the team.
Gronnemark has continued to work with the club ever since and has proven to be a valuable asset.
As well as working with the Reds, the Dane has worked with other sides within the game such as Ajax and FC Midtjylland.
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His initial appointment at Liverpool was questioned by some, but his involvement with the team has helped to develop positional awareness of players as well as devising strategies in matches to seek marginal gains.
Gronnemark took to social media to announce his continued association with the Reds, writing: "Proud to tell that I have signed a new contract with Liverpool FC for my 4th season in the club.
"I enjoy every second together with all these fantastic people.
"Thanks for the support from all over the world. I really appreciate that."
During an interview with the Athletic in 2019, the 45-year-old heaped praise on Klopp for his desire to constantly evolve and develop new ways to win.
"Jurgen is an innovator," he said.
"He's a leader who says he doesn't know everything and is willing to listen to people if they have knowledge to take the club forward.
"If you have a leader who wants total control and thinks he knows best about everything then that will affect the employees."
