Liverpool’s young talent, Tyler Morton, has expressed his ambition to break into Liverpool’s senior team next season, following his second Championship loan spell with Hull City. The England youth international has already gained the respect of Jurgen Klopp and formed a good friendship with Liverpool star Harvey Elliott.
In an interview with the Liverpool Echo, Morton revealed his excitement about returning to Liverpool and his dream of becoming a part of Jurgen Klopp’s first-team plans. He acknowledged Liverpool’s fantastic team and expressed his happiness at being a supporter of the club. When asked about the possibility of playing for England’s U-21s helping him break into Liverpool’s first team, Morton expressed his aspiration, stating that it would be lovely and is where he wants to be in the long run.
With reports suggesting that Thiago Alcantara may leave Liverpool next summer, there could be an opening in the midfield for a young and aspiring player. Morton, at 21 years old, is highly-rated at Liverpool and made his debut for the club two seasons ago under Klopp. While his development may require a boost, Morton has demonstrated potential in his limited time as a senior player.
Confident in his abilities, Morton sees himself as a candidate to break into Liverpool’s senior squad. With the midfielder aiming to become the next academy star to secure a regular spot in the current Liverpool team, the future looks promising for Tyler Morton as he sets his sights on contributing to the success of the club.
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