ALBERT RIERA is facing an uncertain Anfield future – as Pepe Reina agreed to extend his Liverpool career.

Riera has not even made the bench for the last two games after some under-par performances following his return from six weeks out with a hamstring problem in January.

With Yossi Benayoun again fit, the arrival of Maxi Rodriguez increasing competition and Ryan Babel back in favour, Riera has slipped down Rafael Benitez’s pecking order.

Having been strongly linked with a return to Spain last summer, the winger has been hampered by niggling injury and loss of form, so far making only 15 appearances.

That lack of action is threatening Riera’s place at this year’s World Cup, with the 27-year-old absent from the Spain squad for tonight’s glamour friendly in France.

And Riera will also have a fight to avoid being moved on from Anfield at the end of the season as Benitez looks to shake up his squad.

One player going nowhere is Spanish compatriot Reina, who has agreed a new long-term deal at Liverpool that extends his commitment until 2015.

Talks between the club and the player’s advisors have been ongoing for some time and have now reached a successful conclusion.

Reina has proven a major success since his £6million arrival from Villarreal in 2005, and is on course to win his fourth Golden Gloves award for keeping the most clean sheets in a Premier League season.