#4 Harry Wilson
The youngest player to ever play for Wales at 16 years and 207 days, beating Gareth Bale’s record by 108 days and also the youngest ever Liverpool international beating Raheem Sterling’s record set in 2012, Harry Wilson has been at Liverpool since he was 9 and is the current captain of the U23s despite being only 19 years of age.
This is a testament to the player’s ability and he has received high praise from Adam Lallana recently who said, “I see great potential for Harry Wilson. He is captain of the under-23s, he has been training with us permanently for three or four weeks. He has got a great left foot. Everyone is speaking about Ben Woodburn, Trent, Ovie, but Harry keeps his head down, works hard and I think he has a great future ahead of him.”
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Primarily a winger capable of playing on either flank with great touch and ability, Wilson has both scored and assisted a number of goals for the U23s this season, thereby leading from the front. He finally made his first-team debut as a substitute in January against Plymouth Argyle and given Liverpool’s deficiency in the winger department, the Welshman definitely should be given a chance to perform.
