Liverpool Show Faith In Promising Youngster As They Offer The Young Midfielder A New Long-term Contract

The Liverpool youngest have already made several appearances for Jurgen Klopp’s side since the 2021/22 season. He is currently on loan with the championship side Blackburn Rovers to get more playing time.

Liverpool Boss Jurgen Klopp has a lot of love for young talents and this is so obvious because of the amount of young lads which he allows to train alongside the senior team.

The manager knows Morton’s potential and hopes to see more actions from the 20-year-old English midfielder.

Tyler Morton while speaking on his new deal with the club admitted his talents and promised to bring his best to the club.

“I’ve obviously worked hard in recent years to get this contract, but you can never expect anything and you’ve got to expect the unexpected.”

“Now that it’s come, it’s a big weight off my shoulders and now I can enjoy my footy and continue doing what I love doing playing.”

“I think it’s another stepping stone in the journey I’m trying to create. It is lovely but at the same time, I’ve got to focus on my footy and I’ve got to knuckle down and crack on where I am now and that’s Blackburn.”

“Hopefully in the future, whatever comes, I’ve got a long way to go I know that and I’ve got a lot of things to improve on to even get near it. So, I understand that and I’m willing to knuckle down and fight for a place.”

Tyler Morton went on to praise the manager Jurgen Klopp for trusting his talents and giving him more time to develop.

“He was very good with me. Before I went, him, Pep and Vitor all spoke to me quite a lot. Obviously I had options where to go and they were just giving me advice and helping me throughout.”

“I think they handled the situation very well and I also handled the situation very well. They just allow me to go out there and enjoy my footy and just play as many games as I can.”

“Obviously I’ve got things in my game that I need to improve – and I know that – and I’ve got a long way to go to be anywhere near the first team at this football club. I’m still young, I’m still fighting for a place in the first team.”

“For them to put the trust in me to go out and enjoy my footy and not really give me many instructions just to make sure I’m enjoying it and improving day in, day out, I’m really happy and I couldn’t be more glad where I am.”

The reactions from the fans of the club in the media looks to be divided as some applauded the manager for giving the lad more chances to develop, the other moans about a new midfield signing.