Liverpool is on the verge of signing Wolves’ highly-rated youngster Alvin Ayman, marking their first acquisition of the summer transfer window. The 16-year-old, versatile as both a centre-back and midfielder, is expected to join Liverpool’s academy.
Ayman’s rise has been noteworthy; he recently traveled with Wolves’ first team for a Premier League fixture against Manchester City. After moving from Bradford City’s youth system, he impressed in Wolves’ U18 and U21 squads, particularly catching Liverpool’s eye with a standout performance against their U18s.
His initial development will take place at Liverpool’s academy, with future prospects of advancing to the senior team. Ayman’s international exposure includes playing for England’s U17s and representing Wolves’ U17s in the International Youth Cup in South Korea, showcasing his potential on a larger stage.
This signing reflects Liverpool’s strategic focus on nurturing young talent, aiming to strengthen their future squad with promising players like Ayman.
His addition underscores the club’s commitment to building a robust foundation through its academy system.
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