Football Manager 2023 is now right around the corner and we’ve dived into the database to find every wonderkid attached to Liverpool.
The Reds are certainly no strangers when it comes to fielding young stars, with Jurgen Klopp giving minutes to a number of hot talents during the early stages of the 2022-23 season.
After delving through FMScout, we’ve found the 11 wonderkids from Liverpool that you should be on the lookout for.
Sepp van den Berg
Signed as a highly-rated prospect from Eredivisie side PEC Zwolle in the summer of 2019, 6’2″ centre-back Van den Berg has had to be patient for opportunities at Anfield despite a glut of defensive injuries.
After spending 18 months at Championship side Preston North End, the Dutchman is currently with Bundesliga sleeping giants Schalke as Klopp readies him for Premier League football.
With an FM ceiling of 79, Van Den Berg has the potential to be a useful squad player for Liverpool in the future.
Billy Koumetio
Koumetio was handed his senior debut by Klopp as a half-time substitute for Fabinho as Liverpool played out a 1-1 draw in the Champions League against FC Midtjylland in December 2020.
Further opportunities haven’t really come Koumetio’s way and he’s currently spending the 2022-23 season at Austria Wien. But, with Virgil van Dijk entering the autumn of his career, he’s a centre-back worth developing.
Conor Bradley
Currently thriving on loan at League One heavyweights Bolton Wanderers, Bradley has impressed the scouting staff at Liverpool with his 2022-23 performances.
“Conor is doing really well. It’s a brilliant move for him, it’s a great place to go and play,” chief scout Graham Hunter said about the Northern Ireland international.
“He’ll play games, get minutes and play regularly, he’s settled straight in. Conor’s a great boy, great family and he’s got a big future in the game.”
He’s got a FM ceiling of 80, meaning he’s a player that’s definitely worth investing your virtual time into.
Calvin Ramsay
Ramsay, who joined Liverpool from Aberdeen in a £4.2million deal over the summer, is the latest Scottish full-back with a big future in the game.
The 19-year-old won the Scottish Young Player of the Year award last year and will undoubtedly learn a lot from fellow full-backs Trent Alexander-Arnold and Andy Robertson at…
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