Liverpool youngster Rhian Brewster has revealed that he is aiming to make his senior Liverpool debut next season, according to a report on Goal.
The striker has been out of action for over a year with a serious ankle injury but he is edging closer to making a return.
Brewster is back in basic training and is already looking ahead to his future at the club. He said:
It has been a frustrating time, I’ve been out for a long time and I don’t wish that on anyone.
It’s happened and I’m finally back fit and doing what I love and pushing to get back in the team. To know that the boss really wants me to be in his plans for the future is amazing, especially a boss like him.
They could easily have left me at the Academy to do my rehab but they wanted me to do my rehab with them, so I can’t thank them enough. Every time I see him he gives me a big hug.
They can’t wait for me to be back in training and hopefully make my debut this year, if not next.
The 18-year-old forward signed his first professional contract with Liverpool in July 2018 but caught the headlines during the under-17 World Cup in 2017, where he won the Golden Boot.
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