Liverpool youngster Bobby Duncan is reportedly considering leaving Anfield this summer, over fears he’ll struggle to make it into Jurgen Klopp’s first-team next season.
The Daily Mail have reported that the 17-year-old is weighing up his options ahead of the transfer window.

Duncan has dazzled for the Reds academy this term, plundering 32 goals.
The cousin of Steven Gerrard was signed from Manchester City last summer, and is viewed as one of the club’s best young prospects.
The Mail claim the striker is wary about not getting promoted by Klopp, with Rhian Brewster expected to push for first-team opportunities.
Then there’s Harry Wilson and Ben Woodburn who may also be eyeing promotions.

Apparently Duncan would consider moving abroad next term, which has become more and more common for young English players looking to get regular game time.
Liverpool fans react
Some Reds fans were surprised to hear of Duncan’s stance, but some were also quite skeptical:
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