Liverpool have handed a trial to highly-rated Danish winger Oliver Feldballe.
Feldballe currently plays for Odense and his performances have alerted Liverpool's coaching staff.
The 18-year-old, who has represented Denmark at Under 18 and Under 19 level, will train with Liverpool's first team so that Rafa Benitez can cast an eye over him.
Odense's head of development, Uffe Pedersen has confirmed the club are happy to let him link up with Liverpool and he believes Feldballe can establish himself as a big player in the future.
"We got an inquiry from Liverpool that they wish to see him in training and we have agreed to let him go there. He will be there for the rest of the week Pedersen told Bold.dk.
"Their philosophy is that they bring on a lot of players. If the players end up breaking through, there is a bigger chance that they will choose Liverpool as they already are familiar with the club.
"At the same time it is a good experience for our players to get away and try something new.
"He [Feldballe] is one of the biggest talents that we hope to use in the future."
Feldballe currently plays for Odense and his performances have alerted Liverpool's coaching staff.
The 18-year-old, who has represented Denmark at Under 18 and Under 19 level, will train with Liverpool's first team so that Rafa Benitez can cast an eye over him.
Odense's head of development, Uffe Pedersen has confirmed the club are happy to let him link up with Liverpool and he believes Feldballe can establish himself as a big player in the future.
"We got an inquiry from Liverpool that they wish to see him in training and we have agreed to let him go there. He will be there for the rest of the week Pedersen told Bold.dk.
"Their philosophy is that they bring on a lot of players. If the players end up breaking through, there is a bigger chance that they will choose Liverpool as they already are familiar with the club.
"At the same time it is a good experience for our players to get away and try something new.
"He [Feldballe] is one of the biggest talents that we hope to use in the future."
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