16-year-old winger with first-team experience confirms Liverpool move.
Liverpool have wrapped up an arrangement to sign another promising young person, having adopted a more restricted strategy to their foundation signings since Brexit. Abroad players under 18 can as of now not be obtained, which has seen any semblance of Kaide Gordon, Bobby Clark, Ben Doak and Calum Scanlon all join the Reds in the beyond year and a half.
Copying their example is 16-year-old Trent Kone-Doherty, who has now authoritatively reported his transition to Anfield subsequent to leaving childhood club Derry City.
The move has been widely known for quite a while after the Irish side's under-17s supervisor affirmed the winger was Anfield-bound a month ago.
The customs of the arrangement, as would be considered normal to have cost Liverpool a pay charge in the locale of £150,000, have now been finished, with Kone-Doherty to go into Marc Bridge-Wilkinson's under-18s side.