Rio Ngumoha raises first-team hype with Liverpool goal at Anfield
Ngumoha, who was 17 years old later in this month, shone before the season to wonder if the fans were part of the first team this year.
The second youngest Liverpool player in a competitive game started on the left wing of this friendly – and standing out all the summer.
The young, before the next competition, running to a loose ball in his own half and made a good effort from 20 meters only scored in the second minute.
Just three minutes later, Darwin Nunez shook a doak cross to turn it from close distance.
Liverpool fans, Curtis Jones called them to show their appreciation.
And La Liga caused all kinds of problems by driving and cheating.
The 16 -year -old boy applauded in the middle of the second half.
“A very perfect probability,” he said, Gary Gillespie, former Reds defender on LFC TV.
“It is difficult to manage the difficult expectations, but to put a cover on it.”
Ngumoha’s performance came behind a help against AC Milan and a goal against Yokohama F. Marinos in Asian friendship.
Raw seems to be a good talent, and more first team hopes competitive games will be on the road.
In January, Ngumoha won 4-0 against the AccRINGTON in the FA Cup and became the youngest player to start a match for 135-day Liverpool.
But that was his first team look and never made a counter for the Premier League match.
This season, especially with a lot of changes in the Liverpool facade line can change.
In a car accident, the headquarters of the central Dioğo Jota’s sad death was Liverpool’s main focus before the season. He praised him during the match and during the game.
The wing player Luis Diaz was sold to Munich and Nunez is a target for Saudi Pro League clubs.
A output for Nunez means that Reds only really strong façade options will be Salah, the new signature Ekitike and Gakpo – a chance to break someone like Ngumoha.
This is unless you succeed in signing Newcastle striker Alexander Isak. The first offer of £ 110 million was rejected.
“I’m not trying to hurry because I’m still young,” Ngumoha said last week.
“But at the same time, I want to show the manager what I can do and not to complain much. I just want to do bigger and better things for myself and the club.”
Ngumoha is not a Liverpool Academy product that joined Liverpool from Chelsea’s youth installation last summer.
At that time, the legend of Blues John Terry wrote, “This child will be the best player and”.
It doesn’t look wrong.
