The 19-year-old made his first appearance for the club in Thursday’s 5-1 win over Toulouse. Luke Chambers has admitted he fulfilled his dream by making his Liverpool debut and is now keen to help Manchester United win the Europa League.
Chambers began his Anfield career with a brace in Thursday night’s 5-1 home draw with Toulouse. The 19-year-old left-back tasted big action for Liverpool in the League Cup win over Leicester City last month. “When did you know I was playing?” Training yesterday. I went home and wasn’t impressed at first, but this morning it felt a little more real. It was good. “I’ve been dreaming of this moment since I was six years old. I also went to the academy and I dream of going to the academy since childhood. I’m feeling very well! “Liverpool are five points clear at the top of Europa League Group E and need a further two points to secure a place in the New Year play-offs.Chambers added: “We take this game very seriously so that’s all we can ask for. The 5-1 win was a dream come true. It’s great. “That should be our ultimate goal: to win. Absolute.
I do not understand why it does not work. And if there are many opportunities ahead, these will be happy days. “As a young player, you are eager for this opportunity. I’m so hungry I want to give him more.”Chambers said they were advised by senior left-back Andy Robertson and Costas Chimikas ahead of their first start. “Robo and Costas were very good. I couldn’t have asked for better people. I learned a lot from them during training, so I can’t make any mistakes!”Chambers spent the second half of last season on loan at Kilmarnock, helping England avoid relegation from the Scottish Premiership instead of qualifying for the Under-20 World Cup.
“It was difficult because your dream is to go to the World Cup for your country.” He added on LFC TV: “But at that point there were a few games left and the squad was pretty much broken, so I stayed and helped as best I could. In the end it was worth it.“My loan spell at Kilmarnock last year was a good thing for me at the moment. “I spent a lot of time on loan and the pre-season tour was a big help.”
