OPINION
Liverpool are a prolific side but Jurgen Klopp must still unleash Rhian Brewster on the Premier League next season as the 17-year-old will terrorise defences.
Brewster has shown his ability at youth level to tear through teams with his blistering pace before making his efforts count by clinically slotting the ball past a countless number of goalkeepers.
The teenage sensation’s ability has been showcased in the Premier League 2 this season, with him scoring five goals, while creating seven in 11 appearances made.
Brewster also proved his jaw dropping skills for England’s Under-17s team last summer as he fired them to lifting the World Cup and earned himself the tournament’s golden boot in the process.
The Reds’ first-team may hardly be struggling for goals this season, having scored 68 in 34 league games, but too much of a good thing never hurt anyone.
The 17-year-old centre-forward would clearly be a welcomed addition to the senior squad next season and would be better than any possible signing the club could make, even if they splashed the cash.
The Telegraph reported on Wednesday that Jurgen Klopp rated the teen so highly that he was going to promote him into the senior squad at the start of next season.
Klopp would have no doubt added him to his squad right now, if Brewster wasn’t sidelined with an ankle injury.
The next season’s report claims that the youngster is expected to be fit to train in July and hopefully from there, he can kick-on and be a revelation for Liverpool in the Premier League next season.