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Chambers made his senior Liverpool debut in 2023/24, eventually playing four times under Jurgen Klopp.

The 20-year-old then spent the second-half of the season with Wigan Athletic, where he earned a strong reputation as one of the Latics most important players.

Chambers had offers from the Championship last summer but opted to join Wigan again in order to continue his development there.



Unfortunately, things haven’t gone to plan this time with injury badly disrupting the full-back.

And with Chambers’ season now confirmed to be over, Wigan manager Ryan Lowe has issued a worrying update over what he’s seen from the Liverpool academy youngster.

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It has been a really difficult season for Chambers.

Having started the season as a key man under then manager Shaun Maloney it looked like the England U19 international was set to pick up where he left off.

But after becoming a mainstay, Chambers picked up an injury in October which ruled him out of action until early March.

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From there, the left-back was only able to make two further appearances before being forced to call time on his season.

I know he came back from his injury and he played under Glenn [Whelan], and then for me at Charlton,” the Scouse coach told Wigan Today.

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“But after that, he wasn’t really right…we could see he wasn’t really right in training.

I think he’s got a couple of years left at Liverpool, and I really hope he’ll be back playing football before too long.”

It has indeed been a really disappointing season for Chambers.

All in all he managed only 13 appearances for Wigan.

Turning 21 this summer, there is still time for him to head somewhere else next season and stay on track for long-term involvement in the Liverpool squad.

However, with Liverpool’s left-back situation up for grabs this summer, a strong season at Wigan could have given Chambers the opportunity to really throw his hat in the ring.