Liverpool confirm new appointment who will UNLEASH special talent

Liverpool have confirmed a new arrival who is going to unleash a special talent for the Reds' first team.

There's been a lot of comings and goings at Anfield so far this summer. But it's not just the playing squad that is changing its shape.

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At the backroom level, there are some key additions who will be working alongside Arne Slot. One of those is Giovanni van Bronckhorst, who will be Slot's assistant manager.

Meanwhile, Liverpool have also confirmed the appointment of Rob Page as the club's U21 manager. Page comes with an impressive resume and he will be taking over from Barry Lewtas, who has done a brilliant job during his time at the club.

What Page will be bringing with him is several years of working in the men's game, including a close to four year stint with Wales' senior national team, where he guided the team to the knock-out rounds of Euro 2020 and helped them qualify for the World Cup for the first time in 64 years.

Now, he'll be joining Liverpool where he could unleash a talent who he is already very familiar with.

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One of the players who could benefit the most from Liverpool's arrival is Lewis Koumas. The youngster is a special talent and he enjoyed a solid debut season in senior football while on loan at Stoke City.

The season prior to that, Koumas broke through into the first team at Liverpool and even netted at Anfield on his debut in the FA Cup against Southampton.

Koumas' brilliant performances at the time made Page take notice, who was still managing Wales at this point. Page called Koumas into the senior team and handed the Liverpool youngster his debut.

"How can I ignore it when he has done what he has done for Liverpool in the first team. It would be foolish of me to ignore him" Page told BBC about Koumas at the time.

Page has been brought in to help Liverpool's young players make the bridge from U21 football into the senior team. The main reason for that was his track-record for Wales.

During his time with the national team, Page handed debuts to key players like Koumas, Brennan Johnson and Jordan James. He also helped Ethan Ampadu and Neco Williams become mainstays in the national team at a young age as well.

Coming into Liverpool he will be given the same task, and one of his first projects could be Koumas, who he already knows well and understands what a special talent he is.

For Koumas, working alongside a manager who trusts and knows him could be the push he needs to fulfil his potential and make that leap into first team football at Anfield.

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It's a move that could unleash the very best of him in a Liverpool shirt.