While acknowledging he had a few "sloppy moments" during his Liverpool debut, Cody Gakpo believes he will become better over the next few weeks.

The Dutchman played his first game for the Reds since joining from PSV in Saturday's FA Cup 2-2 tie with Wolves.

Gakpo successfully set up Mohamed Salah for his team's second goal, albeit he was disallowed an assist due to a mishandled Toti clearing header.

Putting those situations aside, the winger's performance was quite muted, and Gakpo acknowledged he could do better.

"[It was a] really great atmosphere," he told the club's official website. "For my own game, I think I showed some good moments.

"[But I also had] some sloppy moments. I can still improve on those points and keep working and try to help the team as much as I can.

"Of course, you learn the most when you're playing games, so I'm looking forward [to more]."

A first outing in L4 last night for Cody 🔴 pic.twitter.com/GdB3cCcbJW— Liverpool FC (@LFC) January 8, 2023

Liverpool, who were halted at Anfield by Julen Lopetegui's visitors, will play in a rematch at Molineux thanks to goals from Goncalo Guedes and Hwang Hee-chan.

Although the Reds dominated possession of the ball, defensive miscues prevented them from advancing to the fourth round despite goals from Salah and Darwin Nunez.

Gakpo, who believed the Reds occasionally displayed intelligence, was not overly discouraged.

He added: "I think we played, in phases, really good football.

"We didn't score enough, so that's a pity. But I think we showed what we could do. We can still improve on some points, [so] let's work on that.

"I think we showed real team spirited, so that's good. We have to go there [to Molineux] with great determination and just go for the win."