Liverpool striker Rhian Brewster is making a big impression during pre-season for the Reds. He scored his third goal in two matches in the 3-1 friendly win against Bradford yesterday.
The 19-year-old is looking to make up for lost time after spending 14 months on the sidelines with knee and ankle injuries.
Fans on Twitter are excited to see more of Brewster, and are backing him to make the breakthrough into the first team at Anfield:
Rhian Brewster is one heck of a talent, hopefully we will see more of him as the season progresses.
Still early days yet, but confident he can be a star in the future. #LFC pic.twitter.com/E4FjbdhK3k
— Nic Mason (@MrNickMason) 14 July 2019
Love his confidence and composure on the ball as well.. rode a few challenges today surprisingly well, and keeps popping up in the right spaces
— Mr Bridges (@Mr_Bridges88) 14 July 2019
He is the real deal, a better young upcoming striker I cannot see in world football
— lfc_allan (@allan_liverpool) 14 July 2019
Brewster is making a case for himself to start for us in cup games. Really impressed with him. #LFC
— An (@RoyalAnfield) 14 July 2019
Reckon if we’re comfortable in a couple of league games he’ll probably get some minutes there too.
He’s definitely looking like an exciting player
— Jordan (@jordyne89) 14 July 2019
He’ll be our next Trent. Klopp thinks very highly of him so we know he’ll be great
— Bobby?? (@Forza_Firmino) 15 July 2019
We have to wait for the big games in America to give a chance to play against the big clubs and then we will appreciate him ????YNWA
— FAROUK 78692 supporter for 50years (@Mahomed64720744) 14 July 2019
June: announce Mbappe
July: you know what? Don’t announce anyone. We have Brewster. #LFC pic.twitter.com/KHyOIWtHDx— Liverpool Red (@lfcredynwa) 14 July 2019
Rhian Brewster is the future #LFC #YNWA
— Cindymonel™ (@cindymonel) 14 July 2019
Remember this.
Brewster will takeover the Premier League and become simply the best.#LFC
— Jamesredmond_96 (@jamesredmond_96) 14 July 2019
Manager Jurgen Klopp revealed last week that the teenager will have a prominent role for the Reds this season:
“Rhian Brewster is a top striker, a top talent, and I am really happy. I told him already, he has an important role this year – but how important? Again, it depends on him and we will see.”
With Daniel Sturridge having left on a free transfer, Brewster does have a pathway to the first team, with Divock Origi his only other rival to be Roberto Firmino’s understudy.
The youngster could even have a shot of starting the Community Shield with Firmino expected to return late for preseason following his exploits at the Copa America with Brazil.
