Liverpool and Newcastle’s 19-year-old German striker, Liverpool midfielder Tyler Morton, is one of four clubs selected for the England Under-21 squad and hopes to break into the Reds’ first team. It’s great and necessary for my development.
It’s different in Hull. “It helps my development a lot because I have to be central and in a certain place.””I’ve talked a lot and I really need it. I have to push and that was definitely the case in this camp. I feel like my game needs more than I’m letting on.“Maybe I’m too safe sometimes. I know when I’m tripping or my stride is longer. It surprised me. We need to drive the ball more. When I was young, I thought it would be fine. I adjusted my game last season to match my game. I know I have to step up my game. I quickly adapt to the system.
A Liverpool fan as a child, Morton has watched his parent club this season and impressed with the midfielder’s summer signing. He is currently at Hull and on loan in England, but is still interested in returning to the Reds’ first team. “They’re fantastic footballers, aren’t they?” He spoke about Dominik Soboslay, Ryan Gravenbirch and the rest of Liverpool’s midfield. “You can see the game is getting better because they are young and have a lot of experience. “It makes me work harder and it makes me want more.
I am really happy. I’m glad Liverpool have a team like this. Because I’m a Liverpool fan too. They’re a fantastic team and I’m delighted to be back. “Yes, I hope so,” he said when asked if playing for England Under-21s could one day help him break into Liverpool’s first team. “This is a long-term period. I’m a very realistic guy and I think now (at Hull). But it would be nice and I would love to be there.
