Liverpool youngster Jarell Quansah has reportedly convinced senior players at Liverpool of his quality after making just three senior appearances for the club.

The 20-year-old made his senior debut for Liverpool when he came on as a substitute against Newcastle in August.

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The Athletic’s James Pearce, speaking to the Anfield Index, has said that Quansah has won over senior figures at Kirkby with his performances in training.

Pearce, likining Quansah’s profile to a young Wayne Rooney said, “He does remind me a little bit of a young Wayne Rooney in terms of his physicality and his fearlessness.



They love him around the first team squad; the senior players have really taken to him.”

It is a great sign for the player’s future at the club that senior players and Klopp are convinced that he can make a serious contribution to the team at such a young age in such a difficult position.


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