The future of rising Liverpool star Rhian Brewster seems to currently be a grey area.
After reports linking him to another loan move away from Anfield, a new story has claimed that a permanent deal could also be on the cards.
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According to The Times (relayed via @LFCTransferRoom), Brewster is wanted by several Premier League clubs who believe they can strike a deal for a loan spell, if not a permanent move. The 20-year-old could reportedly command a fee of at least £20million.
Aston Villa, Crystal Palace and Sheffield United are all interested in signing the England youth international.
However, there’s a lot of Liverpool fans who are desperate to see the club keep hold of Brewster. Plenty are in agreement that the striker shouldn’t be offloaded permanently this season.
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One supporter has tweeted that ‘we cannot sell’ the youngster whilst another has echoed a similar comment by saying it’s a ‘complete joke’ if the Reds cash in on him. Brewster and Divock Origi are currently Liverpool’s only senior back-up strikers, meaning they will be limiting themselves greatly by selling the Englishman, who recently scored twice in a friendly against Salzburg.
Read more replies from the Anfield faithful here:
https://twitter.com/OzzieFTP/status/1302984441334304771?s=20
Complete joke if we permanently sell him
— Mohit (@mohitgar2001) September 7, 2020
Permanent really? So we’re actually gonna keep only Origi as our attacking option from the bench?
— Shirish Sharma (@shirish18sharma) September 7, 2020
No chance he’s getting sold.
Possibly another loan but hope he gets a chance as back up this season tbh.— Andrew Ley (@LibraryBloke80) September 7, 2020
I think selling him would be one the worst decision in the Klopp era
Hopefully it’s false if not we will regret it massively— Ameen (@Ameen_LFC) September 7, 2020
Dont sell him please just loan only
— Yasin Mkwinda (@MkwindaYasin) September 7, 2020
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