It looks as if Jerome Sinclair could be on his way out of Anfield this summer. The academy graduate, who made a couple of appearances for the first-team at the end of last season, sent this tweet earlier today…
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Sometimes things just aren’t meant to be! Exciting times though! New chapter pending, Can’t wait to see where this year takes me
— Jerome Sinclair (@JSinclair_48) July 10, 2015
The 18-year-old, who made his Reds debut in 2012 during the League Cup tie with West Brom, has been in fine form for our academy side over the last couple of years.
However, he failed to make an impact during a short-lived loan spell with Wigan Athletic and has so far failed to reassure Liverpool bosses that he’s capable of making the step up to a professional level.
Sinclair, who has caps for England at U16 and U17 level, remains the youngest player to have ever played for Liverpool and still has youth on his side. However, following the arrivals of Danny Ings and Divock Origi to the first-team squad, perhaps he’s realised that he’d be best served to make his name elsewhere.
Of course, no move has yet been confirmed. The tweet might not necessarily refer to a move at all. However, the vast majority of the responses have jumped to the same conclusion and question whether an exit is imminent.
It will be a shame if he does go, considering his still great potential, but only time will tell.