One of 'the great football stories' believed to be brewing at Liverpool

One of 'the great football stories' believed to be brewing at Liverpool Liverpool feel 'one of the great football stories' is brewing at Anfield. We can't wait to see it play out. Liverpool are currently developing some truly elite talent at the club. Rio Ngumoha and Trey Nyoni are perfect examples of that - two teenagers who are making waves at senior level. We fully expect both of them to make an impact this season, potentially sizeable ones. They appear destined for the very, very top of the game and Liverpool will be devastated if they’re not key players in a few years. But they’re really just the front of the queue. The Reds have several stars in their academy who also appear set for major impacts, and we’re raved about the likes of Will Wright and Josh Abe. There’s another teenage talent that Liverpool are high on, though. They feel he could ultimately become ‘one of the great football stories’. Mor Talla Ndiaye's bright future Liverpool spent £1m to sign Mor Talla Ndiaye this year and the 18-year-old has gone straight into the academy setup at the club. It was a surprise signing, especially given the fee, as Ndiaye was playing in the Senegalese second division. But his potential has long looked massive and Liverpool were happy to gamble on it. It's the latest part of a rapid rise for Ndiaye, who grew up in the Western-Senegal commune of Sandiara. From there he joined Bousports Academy before joining Amitie in Ligue 2. Still only 18, he's now one of the brightest lights in Liverpool's youth setup. That rise has Liverpool believing they've got quite the story on their hands. The BBC reports that they feel Ndiaye could become 'one of the great football stories', should he complete his rise to the very top. Anyone watching him in pre-season knows that rise is very, very possible, too. The centre-back is a fantastic talent, one of the best at Liverpool, and this is without elite-level coaching. You'd expect him to rapidly develop on Merseyside, potentially reaching the kind of heights that have him as a staple in Liverpool's squad. What a story that would be.