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The 18-year-old produced some impressive performances for the Reds during pre-season, prior to joining Levante on loan, and he has been lauded by their manager, Luis Castro: “First, a player of his age who makes a mistake and continues playing with the personality he showed, keeping the ball, attacking without any fear, it shows you what he can become one day. “He is not the first and… I would like him to be the last but he is not going to be the last player who will make a mistake that costs you a goal against.

Some are more visible than others but he hasn’t been the first, nor will he be the last. “But he is not a player who, after the error… a player with a weak mentality doesn’t play the game he played, the duels he won, how he defended, how he attacked, how he went forward.

If he has a normal development, he can be one of the best in the world in his position.” Ndukwe had to be loaned out because he hadn’t obtained a UK work permit, but that has now changed, and Sky Sport Austria’s Eric Niederseer reports the following: “Ifeanyi Ndukwe (18) has already collected the points to qualify for UK work permit after his debut for UD Levante in September. He’s quick for a centre-back and he knows how to use that to his advantage.