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Liverpool's academy has been famously known for nurturing youth prospects and metamorphose them into full-fledged first team players. Steven Gerrard and Jamie Carragher are just two of the biggest successful examples of Reds' academy who later turned out be their own legends.
Since the arrival of Jurgen Klopp at the Red Half of Merseyside, Reds have fostered a host of his approach is quite fascinating for the propitious youngsters with Trent Alexander Arnold becoming the latest academy success in his era.
At the moment, Liverpool has a fine panel of youngsters and on this very note, we take a look at five promising Reds' players who could become very successful in the future.
#5 Curtis Jones
The cameo of Liverpool's under 18 Liverpool squad in the 2017-18 season, Curtis Jones has emerged as one of the most promising youngsters in the country.
The 19-year-old is an immensely versatile midfielder who generally piles his trade as an attacking midfielder. The teenager grabbed his momentum under the management of Steven Gerrard in under 18 squad and quickly gained a permanent spot in his XI.
Pace, vision, ability to send short and long passes and equally efficient to find the back of the net, Jones' future at the Merseyside looks very bright.
#4 Ben Woodburn
Liverpool's 18-year-old forward-winger Ben Woodburn had a quite frustrating loan spell at Sheffield United, but still, with looking at his immense agility and past performances at Liverpool academy, he still hailed as a propitious youth talent.
The Welsh international became Reds' youngest ever goalscorer in history to find the back of the net when he scored against Leeds United in the domestic cup back in 2016. At that moment he was just 17 years of age.
Woodburn has already made nine senior international appearances for Wales and boasts a great potential to make a breakthrough in Reds' lineup in the coming years.
#3 Harry Wilson
Harry Wilson is a standout loanee of Liverpool in the 2018-19 season and he has already scored nine goals at Derby County under Frank Lampard.
The Welshman has become Lampard's one of the most reliable players and established himself as an undisputed first-team strike at Derby County. Moreover, in Reds' under 21 squad, he has stroke numerous stunning strikers and is widely getting applauded as next Steven Gerrard who looks to have a very shining future at Liverpool.
#2 Ki-Jana Hoever
The 16-year-old Dutchman is the recent youth prospect of Liverpool who has caught the eyes.
The teenager is an immensely talented defender who has recently made his senior debut for the Premier League's leaders in the FA Cup fixture against Wolves. He came off the bench to replace Dejan Lovren and enjoyed a fine night. He boasts a stunning defensive skill set and it would be no surprise to see him playing for Liverpool in future. Recently, James Milner insisted that Hoever is destined to become 'top, top player'.
#1 Rhian Brewster
Rhian Brewster has already become fan favourite among Reds fans and was outstanding in England's triumph of under 17 world cup in India.
Unfortunately, he suffered an unfortunate injury last term and it derailed his first-team chances this season. However, he is just 18 and already has achieved various milestones and certainly is a future solution for the Reds for the CF role.
