Liverpool added her Champions League squad for the knockout phase of the competition to be recorded by records of records.
The early ripening winger signed Liverpool during the summer transfer window after the Reds persuaded him to leave Chelsea’s youth structure and has made his debut under Arne Slot since then.
Ngumoha was the second youth player who started a match in Liverpool in the history of Liverpool during the FA Cup victory against Accrington Stanley and was the youngest representative of the club in the oldest cup competition in the world.
The teenager impressed his debut and was added to the KO -Phase of the competition in the European squad in Liverpool and replaced Tom Hill after the midfielder had left Harrogate Town during the transfer window in January.
Clubs may make three changes in their Champions League squad between the league and knockouts, and a lack of winter activities on the market means that Ngumoha has received a luxurious opportunity at such a tender age.
He was added to Liverpool’s list A of players and not in list B – the latter is reserved for less than two years in the club in the club. So far, the striker was not entitled to the league when he was waiting to do the corresponding documents.
Slot was obviously impressed by Ngumoha’s contributions in the FA Cup at the beginning of this season and praised his technical skills and bravery.
“Every time he trains with us, we see what his characteristics are. He can dominate one v-one situations, he is on his feet very quickly, he can change the direction very quickly,” he delighted the Liverpool -The boss.
“I am always happy when a player celebrates his debut that he shows what we see on the training area. I think the fans liked what they saw.”
Liverpool has the league phase rating after winning seven of their eight games at the top and has directly qualified for the last 16 of the Champions League. However, you have to wait for the play-off round to be completed to know your next opponents.
The Reds are confronted with one of Benfica, Monaco, Brest or Paris Saint-Germain, the latter having a particularly challenging indecision.