Arsenal's upcoming match may see the inclusion of Ngumoha, as suggested by a favorable probability.

In a thrilling 3-2 victory over Newcastle United at St James' Park, Liverpool's latest talent, Rio Ngumoha, scored the winning goal, cementing his place in the team's history.

Manager Arne Slot praised Ngumoha's performance, implying that despite Liverpool's significant spending, there is still room for new talent like Ngumoha. Slot stated that Ngumoha has a fair chance of coming in if needed during Liverpool's game against Arsenal.

The winger's goal, a first-time shot into the far corner after a clever dummy from Dominik Szoboszlai, came in the 100th minute of the game, sending the Liverpool fans into a frenzy. This goal not only secured the win but also broke the record for the youngest goalscorer in Liverpool's history.

Ngumoha, at just 17 years and 121 days old, is now the fourth-youngest goalscorer in Premier League history. Only James Vaughan, James Milner, and Wayne Rooney have netted at a younger age. Rooney's achievement is particularly noteworthy, as he is the only player to have scored a winning goal at a younger age than Ngumoha.

However, Ngumoha's path to the first team has not been without challenges. The arrival of Hugo Ekitike later in pre-season has affected his adaptation to the team's intensity levels. Ekitike, a new signing from Eintracht Frankfurt, has started attacks, not just scored goals, according to Slot, and has scored in each of his first three games for Liverpool.

Slot has also highlighted the need for Ekitike to improve his match fitness. Despite this, he praised Ekitike's impact on Liverpool's attacking play. As for Ngumoha, Slot suggests he could feature again in Liverpool's upcoming game against Arsenal.

The game against Arsenal promises to be a fascinating encounter, marking a meeting between last season's champions and runners-up. Manager Mikel Arteta is likely to be involved in the next match, alongside Ngumoha. The U21 team coach is Max Porter, but the senior team's manager remains Mikel Arteta.

Despite the challenges, Ngumoha's meteoric rise continues to impress. His beauty on the football field, as Slot put it, is a testament to his potential and a reminder that there is always room for new talent in the beautiful game.