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Liverpool youngster <a href="https://wiki.pindula.co.zw/Isaac_Mabaya">Isaac Mabaya</a>, whose father is Zimbabwean, has signed a new contract with the Reds.
Mabaya (18), was among the young players who impressed manager Jurgen Klopp during pre-season last year, making four appearances throughout the Reds’ warmup friendlies.
However, a long-term ankle injury has ruled Mabaya out since October, holding him back from further development with Liverpool under-21s and any further senior exposure.
He made seven appearances for the U21s and three for the under-19s prior to his injury.
The Preston-born youngster earned his first call-up to the England under-19s in September.
Liverpool confirmed Mabaya’s contract extension on Saturday, following similar extensions for both Luke Chambers and Jarell Quansah earlier this month. A <a href="https://www.liverpoolfc.com/news/isaac-mabaya-signs-new-contract-liverpool-fc">statement</a> released by the club reads:
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The versatile Academy prospect caught the eye during a number of appearances with Jürgen Klopp’s first team in last summer’s pre-season schedule, where he was involved during the Asia tour and training camp in Austria.
He was employed mostly as an attacking option from right-back, although he can also play in midfield.
The 18-year-old first joined the Academy at the age of six and broke into the U18 team when he was 16.
He has been working hard to return from a frustrating early-season injury that curtailed his progress this term and is now ready to resume his upward curve with the Reds.
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Mabaya is nearing a return from injury and joined another long-term absentee, James Balagizi, for sessions at the AXA Training Centre in April.
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

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Isaac Mabaya Signs New Liverpool Contract

England-born Zimbabwean teenage star, <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Isaac_Mabaya">Isaac Mabaya</a> made his debut for the England Under-19 side during the recent Fifa international break.
The 17-year-old Liverpool versatile defender featured twice for the Young Lions in their successful UEFA Under-19 EURO qualifying round which ended with a 4-2 victory over Denmark on Tuesday.
Mabaya, born to Zimbabwean parents, earned his maiden call-up to the Under-19 side this month, exactly six months after scoring on his debut for the England Under-18 side during their 3-2 victory over Sweden Under-18 in March.
<h2>Matches so far:</h2>
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i). An unused substitute during Young Lions’ 2-0 win over Montenegro.
ii). A 2nd-half substitute during England Under-19’s 6-0 victory over Georgia 6-0. He provided an assist for Liverpool teammate Oakley Cannonier.
iii). Made a 3-minute cameo during England’s 4-2 victory over Denmark.
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The left-back defender who can play as a midfielder has been on a steady rise after making his first team debut at Liverpool during their pre-season tour of Asia.
Mabaya who is eligible to represent Zimbabwe in international football in the future is being tipped to play for the England senior team having played for his country of birth from the Under-15s, Under-16s, Under-18s and now Under-19 teams.
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Isaac Mabaya Makes Debut For England's Under-19

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has been impressed by <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Isaac_Mabaya">Isaac Mabaya’s</a> performances in the club’s pre-2022/23 season in Asia and Europe.
The 17-year-old Zimbabwean played for an hour in Wednesday’s 1-0 friendly defeat by Red Bull Salzburg.
Mabaya had previously featured in the Reds’ preseason matches against Manchester United and Crystal Palace having travelled to Thailand and Singapore with the senior squad.
Speaking to LiverpoolFC.com on the academy players’ performance in the pre-season, Klopp singled out Mabaya for special praise. He said:
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The young kids, the self-confidence they have at that young age, I think that’s a really good sign for the team as well.
How the team let these boys grow next to them. Seventeen years old, Isaac [Mabaya], a little mic check! I couldn’t deal with that. So, really cool, cool moments the whole night.
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Mabaya said the latest taste of pre-season action has given him the appetite to keep working hard for more opportunities at Liverpool. He said:
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Honestly, I loved it. I always love stepping out on the pitch for Liverpool, so I just want to keep getting my opportunities to do that [and] hopefully [I will] in the future.
It’s been brilliant playing and training with some of the best players in the world. There’s a lot to learn from all the players.
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Mabaya was born in Preston, England, to Zimbabwean parents. He signed his first professional contract with Liverpool in September 2021.
The versatile defender has represented England at junior level but is still eligible to play for Zimbabwe if he chooses not to represent England at senior level.
More: <a href="https://www.soccer24.co.zw/2022/07/28/jurgen-klopp-impressed-by-isaac-mabaya/">Soccer24</a>

Liverpool Coach Impressed By Isaac Mabaya

Manchester United beat Liverpool 4 – 0 in a pre-season friendly match played at Rajamangara Stadium in Bangkok this Tuesday.
Erik ten Hag enjoyed a winning start as Manchester United manager the Red Devils’ Sancho, Fred, Martial and Pellistri found the back of the net. 
Zimbabwean Isaac Mabaya was in Liverpool’s starting XI.
<h2>Line Ups:</h2>
Manchester United first XI  – De Gea, Dalot, Varane, Lindelof, Shaw, McTominay, Fred, Sancho, Fernandes, Rashford, Martial) 
subs: Baily, Malacia, Diallo, Heaton, Telles, Pellistri, Wan-Bissaka, van de Beek, Elanga, Savage, Iqbal. 
Unused subs: Mejbri, Chong, Laird, 
Liverpool First XI – Allison, L Chambers, J Gomez, N Phillips, Isaac Mabaya, F Carvalho, J Henderson, T Morton, L Diaz, R Firmino, H Elliot, 
Subs: Fabinho, Van Dijk, Konate, Alcantara, Milner, Keita, Salah, Adrian, Oxlade-Chamberlain, C Jones, Tsimikas, Robertson, Nunez, Matip, S Bajcetic, Williams, Clark, L Clarkson, T Alexander, T Hill, M Frauendorf
Unused Subs: F Mrozek, van den Berg, B Davies, 
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Manchester United Beat Liverpool In Pre-Season Match

Liverpool youngster Isaac Mabaya will link up with the England under-18s for the first time this week, after turning down an approach from Zimbabwe.
Mabaya was part of Liverpool’s first-team squad to take on Shrewsbury in the FA Cup third round earlier this season, called up to the substitutes’ bench at Anfield.
The 17-year-old has made great strides in recent months as a regular starter for the under-18s, as well as featuring for the under-19s in the UEFA Youth League.
A versatile young player, Mabaya has seen most of his minutes come at right-back, but he has also been used as a No. 6, a No. 8 and even on the right-wing.
This impressive run has earned Mabaya his first-ever call-up to the England U18s, as one of four Liverpool youngsters drafted into Ryan Garry’s squad alongside Lee Jonas, Terence Miles and Oakley Cannonier.
However, according to the Zimbabwean newspaper the Herald, he has also been subject to advances from his parents’ native country.
But his father David Mabaya reportedly told <a href="https://www.thisisanfield.com/2022/03/liverpool-youngster-rejects-attempt-to-switch-nationality-its-too-complicated/">This Is Anfield</a> that “he does not have dual-citizenship,” adding: 
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We realised it’s too complicated to play for Zimbabwe, [with] passports etc., it’s a bit of a hassle.
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Mabaya was born in Preston and joined the Liverpool academy as a six-year-old, so it was always likely that an England U18s call-up would prove more tempting.
Several UK-based players have been on Zimbabwe’s radar and some have already agreed to play for their native country while some are optimistic they can break into the England team.
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Liverpool Youngster Isaac Mabaya Chooses England Over Zimbabwe

Isaac Mabaya has signed his first professional contract with Liverpool FC.
The 17-year-old from Preston has been attending the Academy since the age of six.
Mabaya broke into the U18s team last season as a 16-year-old and was initially deployed as a wide midfielder.
A switch mid-season saw him move to full-back, where his ability to sweep forward as an attacking option has been impressive, and he has played at right-back for Marc Bridge-Wilkinson’s U18s this term.
He signed his first contract at Liverpool at the age of eight in 2013.
He has risen through the age-group teams and has already been capped by England at the Under-16 level.
However, he can still switch allegiance to Zimbabwe, in the future, as he qualifies through his parents.
The teenager’s father, David, worked as a pharmacist at United Bulawayo Hospitals up to 2000, before relocating to England.
They hail from Mutare where he last visited in 2014.
Mabaya, who idolises former Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard, has also been following Zimbabwean football closely.
England-based former Zimbabwe footballer, Charlie White, has urged ZIFA to keep track of the exciting youngster.
More:<a href="https://www.liverpoolfc.com/news/academy/445192-isaac-mabaya-signs-first-pro-contract-with-liverpool-fc"> Liverpoolfc.com</a>

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