Should Liverpool ace Rhian Brewster get a first-team shot next season at Anfield?
Liverpool have a number of talented youngsters in their ranks that will hope to follow in the recent footsteps of defender Trent Alexander-Arnold, who has enjoyed a roller-coaster year and is now with England at the World Cup.
Academy prospect Rhian Brewster is definitely one of them and the Reds could reportedly be in a sticky situation with him.
Paris Saint-German and Juventus are circling for his signature, as talks continue between the 18-year-old’s representatives and the Merseyside club about his first professional deal with them, according to the Sun.
PSG have registered an interest in the centre-forward and the dragged out talks with Liverpool are over the fact the player wants the chance to challenge for a spot in Jurgen Klopp’s squad.
Liverpool may want to get Brewster’s future at Anfield secure and look to integrate him to the first-team in the upcoming campaign.
Brewster won the Under-17 World Cup with England last year and has been a prolific goal-scorer at youth level for the national teams.
The pacy striker could definitely be placed under Dominic Solanke in the pecking order for the Reds and having him train with the seniors could be smart, while a taste of senior action in cup competitions should boost his confidence.
Klopp has shown that if a player is good enough they will play and it is up to the striker to try make that jump.
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