THREAD 🧵 New names. Liverpool academy 2024/25: Several players who have yet to forge name amongst first-team that I think have the potential to have interesting seasons either in the academy or on loan. The up-and-coming talents at a top club are obvious to see for the casual

These are players that have one year playing U21 football. Kyle Kelly and Ranel Young were both on ‘offered contract’ list and yet to be present in friendlies this Summer, unlike others mentioned on list. Some elder players may look for permanent moves like Terence Miles.

Hopefully, a number of loans to be confirmed. There are academy players who could be set for first loans. In my opinion, of those who haven’t been out yet: James McConnell, Trent Kone-Doherty, Isaac Mabaya, Tommy Pilling, Wellity Lucky, Josh Davidson, Michael Laffey.

Fair enough, no problems with the move itself as understandably others do, but I can’t believe Trent decided not to be apart of this Liverpool.

I am prepared not to sign anyone for 5 windows straight. It is worth it. Gargantuan window.

Liverpool U16 beat Hull 3-2 with Vincent Joseph scoring twice.

Sorry, Liverpool U21 of course.

Liverpool U18 beat Hull City 5-1 in another pre-season outing after last weeks camp in Germany. Sonni-Lambie, Bradshaw, Hickman and Lonmeni x2. Alvin Ayman featured, as did the reputable Josh Abe from the U16s.

Keyrol Figueroa scored for Liverpool yesterday in a 1-1 draw against Wigan Athletics first-team. Paul Mullin - who spent time in the Liverpool academy - scored for Wigan.

Jakub Ojrzyński has recently signed for Örebo SK in Sweden after being released by Liverpool this Summer. The 22-year-old goalkeeper is the fourth of 7 players to find a new club this Summer while other situations develop

RT @LewisSteele_: Liverpool youngster James McConnell close to signing a new long-term deal and is likely to head out on loan for the seaso….

Rio Ngumoha’s first Liverpool goal combining with Wirtz.

From early! Deserves a place more than anyone and is a credit to himself. Always overlooked when it comes to wider perception, although, I’m not sure that matters too much. But have seen this kid play as the midfielder in essentially a 4-1-5 and he’s held it down. Team player.

Kornel Misciur called in Liverpool’s travelling squad to Hong Kong. Brilliant to see. Fantastic prospect in his own right but Liverpool technically brought in 3 keepers this Summer so, could’ve been with U21. Travelling academy: Misciur, Pecsi, Stephenson, Ngumoha, Nyoni.

Kornel Misciur (GK) in the first-team squad for the friendly vs Stoke alongside Tommy Pilling. Nyoni starts in a strong XI while Luca Stephenson is in the squad after featuring for U21s yesterday.

It’s not the be all and end all for Ngumoha as he’s still young. It’s the areas of the pitch that he can unlock and the regularity in which he can do it, he obviously has brilliant 1v1 ability. Imagine will rank high in his career for box entries. That left quadrant of the box….

Good to see Ngumoha amongst the goals. Finished the season more positive than he started after a little drought; in the last quarter he scored a brace vs Villa (U21) and a big equaliser vs Chelsea in a quarter final (U18). Hopefully carries this into the season!.

And of course.

A number of players have been offered new contracts at end of last season with no formal announcement featured for LFC U21 yesterday:. Michael Laffey, Keyrol Figueroa, Terence Miles, Wellity Lucky. Those offered contracts not featuring: Kyle Kelly, Ranel Young, Emmanuel Airoboma.

Kieran Morrison scored in Liverpool U21’s 8-0 win over Celtic