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By • Srumit Tripathi
(Rhian Brewster•Liverpool)
As England’s exciting run of form in the FIFA U17s World Cup goes on, some new and talented faces were projected to get showed up. After his inspiring hat-trick against USA to throw England directly in top four of the tournament, whispers about Liverpool wonder kid Rhian Brewster has no stopping to it. But how well do you know him as a football player? Let’s find out. Rhian Brewster was born on 01/04/2017 in London, England. He has so far represented England at the U17 international level, playing in the UEFA U17 Euro Championship; held in the year 2017, and also the ongoing FIFA U17 World Cup. Brewster plays for the five times European champions Liverpool Football Club, and is considered as one of the brightest talents at the club. A British by birth, he is a football player of the England Football Association. Position & Style of play Rhian spends most of his time on the field playing as a number 9 with an acute eye for the goal. He possesses a set of quick feet on the field with a talent to run at defenders and get past them at the very least. The dynamic movements he holds, allows him to go down on the wings and make things happen for the team. A likeable, funny, and happy chap always playing with a smile on his face, Rhian started the ball rolling with a confident approach at a very early age. Preceding Liverpool Days The latest tenor of signing up Chelsea discards at Anfield has no longer been a fairy tale; Rhian Brewster comes as a likely option to get regarded in it. Brewster joined the Chelsea academy at the young age of seven years. After having played through the junior ranks of his hometown big boys Chelsea for seven years straight; representing the blues since the age of 7 to 14, Rhian moved up a further north from London to begin a new life at Liverpool. When asked about choosing his new club, he noticeably stated of Liverpool being an easy choice after finding an apparent lack of opportunities at his past club – Chelsea. Liverpool Academy Days Rhian Brewster made his move to the famous Liverpool Academy being only 15 years old. He had just got past of his playing days at a previous big club until he found his feet running at another. He started his time with the reds playing for the Liverpool U18s, and scoring 5 goals in 11 appearances (9 starts). Rhian’s impression as a goal scorer was just starting to take shape at the club in advance to Jurgen Klopp watching him score an impressive hat-trick in behind the closed door friendly at Anfield. This marked his start to the new life at Kirkby in a fascinating manner. He went on to represent the reds at the U23 ranks, and debuted against Ipswich Town on January 22, 2017; found the back of the net in the Reds’ 3-0 victory against ‘The Tractor Boys’. He made his debut before the kops in a captivating victory over Tottenham Hotspurs; Liverpool won it with a Kevin Stewart goal. In addition to this, Brewster made 8 appearances (8 starts) for the Liverpool U23s side and netting in 3 goals. He was named in the team sheet twice for the reds in the UEFA youth league. Liverpool First Team Rhian was called up for the first team where he made the bench for the first time ever at just the age of 17 against Crystal Palace on 23 April, 2017. The dedication he possessed for the first team was rewarded again soon after he appeared for the senior team in a post season friendly against Sydney FC. National Team
(Emile Smith-Rowe, Phil Foden, Rhian Brewster • England)
Rhian Brewster has so far represented the England national team at the U17s level. He had been the talisman of Steve Cooper’s England U17s squad, fighting for the UEFA U17 Euro Championships glory held in the earlier period of 2017. Brewster ended the competition bagging a whooping number of 6 goals in the U17 Euro Championships. Later on, he was held accused for missing a spot kick in the tournament’s final against Spain which ended England’s astounding run. The talented starlet is a part of England U17s side currently playing the ongoing FIFA U17 World Cup held in India. His recent Hat-trick against USA gained England a spot in the semi finals of the tournament. Rhian Brewster has so far made 19 appearances for the three lions at the Under-17s ranks, and has impressively scored 15 goals. These present numbers doesn’t really make clear of the star that is there in the making at Liverpool Football Club. Rhian Brewster’s raise in football is awaited by every footie fan and we might witness him doing the running for the senior teams regularly in the upcoming period. Least we could do is to wish the young starlet a better future in this beautiful game commonly known as football.