Liverpool U16 midfielder Erik Farkas made a remarkable impact during a recent friendly match by registering five assists in just 60 minutes as Liverpool cruised to a 12-1 victory. This standout performance highlights Farkas’s exceptional playmaking abilities at a young age.

The highly-regarded 15-year-old joined Liverpool from the Hungarian club Szeged-Csanád in 2021, moving to England alongside his brother Patrik. His talent has been widely recognized, with a new contract signed to secure his future at the club. Former Liverpool goalkeeper Adam Bogdan has also praised Farkas, recognizing his strong technique and potential, though noting the mental resilience required to progress to the first team.

Farkas’s Hungarian background and development at Liverpool’s academy have garnered attention, with coaches and observers noting his creativity and promising skills. His performance in this dominant team display further cements his reputation as one of Liverpool’s brightest academy prospects.

As Liverpool continues to develop young talent under their renowned youth system, Farkas’s ability to contribute decisively in matches makes him a player to watch for the future.

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