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Trey Nyoni has signed his first professional contract with English Premier League club Liverpool.
The 17-year-old midfielder was born in the UK to Zimbabwean parents which makes him eligible to play for the Zimbabwe national teams.
Liverpool announced the contract signing in a statement, saying:
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Trey Nyoni has signed his first professional contract with Liverpool FC.
The midfielder, 17, joined the Reds from Leicester City in September 2023.
Nyoni began his time at the club with Marc Bridge-Wilkinson’s U18s side, making an instant impression with a late winner in a youth Merseyside derby on his home debut.
The England U18 international then progressed to the U21s set-up before making his senior Liverpool debut at the age of 16.
Nyoni came on as a substitute as Southampton were beaten in the fifth round of the Emirates FA Cup at Anfield in February 2024.
After being part of Arne Slot’s squad on the club’s pre-season tour of the USA and scoring in a friendly against Sevilla at Anfield, Nyoni captained the Reds’ U19s in their UEFA Youth League meeting with AC Milan and is now a regular fixture for Barry Lewtas’ U21s.
Earlier this month, he was named on the bench as Slot’s team defeated Bologna in the Champions League.
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Trey Nyoni, a 17-year-old midfielder, signed a contract with Liverpool. He joined the team in 2023 and made his senior debut at just 16 years old. Nyoni has been playing well and even scored in a friendly match. He is now a regular player for the U21s team. He was named on the bench for a Champions League match earlier this month. Nyoni was born in the UK but can play for Zimbabwe national teams. Liverpool is excited to have him on their team.

Trey Nyoni Signs First Professional Contract With Liverpool

Liverpool youngster Treymaurice Nyoni marked another milestone in his burgeoning career, scoring his first senior goal for the club in a friendly match against Sevilla on Sunday afternoon.
The 17-year-old attacker, who made his senior debut under former manager Jurgen Klopp during the 2023/24 season, has been impressing in Liverpool’s pre-season preparations.
Nyoni netted a brilliant strike in the 66th minute after coming on as a second-half substitute, helping the Reds secure a 4-1 victory over their Spanish opponents.
Despite the impressive nature of Nyoni’s goal, it will not be recorded in the official records, as the match was a friendly encounter.
Liverpool coach Arne Slot has urged caution in the handling of the talented youngster, recognizing the need for a gradual integration into the senior squad.
Nyoni first caught the eye of the Liverpool coaching staff during a pre-season friendly against Real Betis in the United States of America, showcasing his potential and earning praise from Slot. Said Slot:
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Trey did well, he was involved in the goal with a spot-on pass between the lines and he was involved in our biggest chance in the second half. But he’s only just turned 17 and his body still has to grow.
We are really careful with him. He doesn’t join every session. You can see his quality. He needs some time to grow to play at Premier League level but he’s an interesting player.
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Liverpool’s other goals in the match against Sevilla came from Diogo Jota and a brace from Luis Díaz, while Peque Fernández scored the consolation goal for the Spanish club.
Meanwhile, Nyoni, who was born in England but has Zimbabwean heritage, is eligible to play for the Zimbabwean national team (the Warriors) as he has not yet represented England’s senior national team.
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Liverpool's young player, Trey Nyoni, scored his first senior goal in a friendly match against Sevilla. Nyoni caught the eye of the coaches during pre-season, and his goal helped Liverpool win 4-1. Even though the goal won't be official, it's a big achievement for the 17-year-old. The coach, Arne Slot, is being careful with Nyoni's development, knowing he's still young. Nyoni, who has Zimbabwean heritage, may choose to play for Zimbabwe in the future. Other goals in the match came from Diogo Jota and Luis Díaz. It was a great day for Nyoni and Liverpool.

Trey Nyoni Nets First Liverpool Senior Goal In Friendly Against Sevilla

Promising Zimbabwean prospect Trey Nyoni has received widespread praise for his performance in Liverpool’s 1-0 pre-season victory over Real Betis on Saturday.
Nyoni, who made his debut for Liverpool last season aged 16 years, was introduced as a first-half substitute, replacing the injured Curtis Jones. Despite his young age, the midfielder’s display caught the eye of observers.
Sky Sports News reporter Anton Toloui was particularly impressed with Nyoni’s performance, suggesting that the young player could be a future star in the making. He wrote:
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I do have one question after the game though. Did we see the emergence of a future Liverpool star?
Trey Nyoni only turned 17 on June 30 but when he was picked ahead of Stefan Bajcetic and Tyler Morton to replace the injured Curtis Jones in a deep midfield role he shone brightly.
The No 98 was involved in the build-up for Szoboszlai’s goal and also helped create his side’s best chance of the second half.
Comfortable on the ball, unafraid to put his boot in and elegant to watch, Nyoni got more time on the pitch than any of his teammates.
It’s clear Arne Slot is the kind of coach that can’t stand talking about individual players but even he couldn’t help but mention the teenager born in 2007.
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Speaking after the match, Liverpool’s new coach Arne Slot acknowledged Nyoni’s impressive display, but tempered expectations, saying the 17-year-old still requires time to develop before being ready for the demands of the English Premier League. He said:
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That was the positive thing about Curtis going out for Trey, but of course, for Curtis, it’s a pity that he couldn’t play on.
Trey did well, he was involved in the goal with a spot-on pass between the lines and he was involved in our biggest chance in the second half.
But he’s only just turned 17 and his body still has to grow. We are really careful with him. He doesn’t join every session.
You can see his quality. He needs some time to grow to play at Premier League level but he’s an interesting player.
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Trey Nyoni, a young football player from Zimbabwe, did really well in a game for Liverpool. He replaced an injured player and impressed everyone with his skills. A reporter even thinks he could be a future star for the team. Liverpool's coach also praised him but said he needs more time to grow and get stronger before playing at the highest level. Nyoni is only 17 years old, but he showed a lot of potential in the match. People are excited to see how he develops in the future.

Trey Nyoni Earns Praise From Liverpool's New Coach

Liverpool forward, Trey Nyoni’s father, Mjumbeki, is a Zimbabwean and was also a footballer.
According to <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/sport/article/200023762/zimbos-plead-with-nyoni-as-liverpool-starlets-gwanda-roots-are-revealed">NewsDay</a>, Mjumbeki played for Gwanda Ramblers as a midfielder in the mid-1980s alongside former Highlanders’ striker and club treasurer Jerry Sibanda, now chairman of Bulawayo City Football Club.
Mjumbeki, a teacher by profession, is said to have left the country for the UK at the turn of the century and Trey was born in that country on 30 June 2007.
Nyoni, a product of Leicester City Football Club juniors, joined the Liverpool academy in September 2023 before manager Jurgen Klopp promoted him to the senior team.
The youngster was part of the Liverpool squad that won the Carabao Cup on Sunday after beating Chelsea 1-0 at Wembley.
He then made his senior debut on Wednesday when Liverpool beat Southampton 3-0 in the Emirates FA Cup fifth round.
Nyoni was introduced in the 77th minute replacing Harvey Elliot, becoming the youngest player to feature for Liverpool in the FA Cup.
Speaking to ITV after the FA Cup match against Southampton on Wednesday night, Klopp said:
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We don’t take these things for granted, it was super difficult tonight, so we deserved to go through.
Obviously, it was a top performance from a specific moment on, it was top, top, top, I loved it a lot. We should not forget that Trey came on as well — what a player he is! Oh my God…
With Trey, you can see there is absolutely no body… I don’t know what his weight is honestly, but when he is on the ball, he is very mature.
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A review of the Wednesday night game by Liverpool.com read:
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It wasn’t by any means the perfect display, but then Liverpool’s youngsters have time on their hands.
To be beating one of the Championship’s best sides like that with only a few first-team regulars in the side is spectacular.
[Jayden] Danns and [Lewis] Koumas will take all the headlines, but it was another superb display from the likes of Bobby Clark, James McConnell, Conor Bradley, Jarell Quansah and Harvey Elliott, and a special mention must also go to Trey Nyoni after making his debut from the bench. What a week it’s been for the academy.
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Nyoni is still eligible to play for the Warriors, although he has played for England juniors.
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Trey Nyoni's Gwanda Roots Revealed

Trey Nyoni finally made his debut for the Liverpool senior team in the Reds’ 3-0 win over Southampton in an FA Cup match played at Anfield on Wednesday night.
The 16-year-old had been an unused substitute in the last two games, in the Premier League against Luton Town, and against Chelsea in the Carabao Cup final, respectively.
The forward got his first minutes when he was introduced in the 77th to play in the “Mohamed Salah position”. He replaced Harvey Elliott.
Liverpool scored through 18-year-old Lewis Koumas (44′), who was making his full debut, and Jayden Danns (73′, 88′), another 18-year-old forward who came on as a second-half substitute.
Speaking to ITV after the match, Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp hailed the teenagers who are carrying the Reds due to a long injury list of senior players. He said:
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I said before the game that Lewis is a fantastic finisher. It can improve so much but he’s a fantastic finisher already and the goals are the same size in youth football.
Dannsy, we knew he was a good finisher. His second goal is exceptional but it’s not different to youth football. He’s a striker, he knows what he has to do. The next one is another proof of his nose. Three times in the right spot, he just arrives there.
We don’t take these things for granted, it was so difficult. We deserved to go through. It was top, top, top. We should not forget Trey [Nyoni] came on as well. What a player he is!
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Nyoni was born on 30 June 2007 in England to Zimbabwean parents, which means he is eligible to play for England, his country of birth, or Zimbabwe through his family.
He was with the Leicester City Academy for a decade and played for the Foxes in the U18 Premier League during the 2022/23 season.
Nyoni played for the club’s under-21 side against Porto in the Premier League International Cup in December, while he was still 15.
The youngster joined the Liverpool Academy in August 2023 following his departure from Leicester City the previous month.
Nyoni has featured for the Three Lions (England) at youth level and scored and grabbed an assist on his debut for England Under-16s in a 3-2 friendly victory over Italy in 2022.
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Trey Nyoni Makes His Debut For Liverpool, Aged 16 Years

Trey Nyoni has lifted his first piece of silverware at Liverpool after a youthful Reds side beat Chelsea 1-0 in the Carabao Cup final at Wembley Stadium on Sunday.
Nyoni, who is eligible to play for the Warriors, was on the bench throughout the match but received his winners’ medal.
Captain Virgil van Dijk’s headed 118th-minute goal guaranteed at least one piece of silverware for the Reds, as the club remains in the hunt for the Premier League, FA Cup and UEFA Europa League titles.
During the frenetic encounter that spilt into extra-time after it ended 0-0, both teams hit the post and were denied goals by VAR for offside.
Chelse winger Raheem Sterling had the ball in the back of the net for Chelsea in the first half, but VAR narrowly ruled Nicolas Jackson offside in the build-up.
Van Dijk thought he had headed Liverpool in front from a free-kick in the second half but, after a lengthy check, VAR deemed Japanese international Wataru Endo was offside in the build-up, impeding Levi Colwill – who was prevented from reaching the Reds captain.
However, with two minutes left of extra-time, Van Dijk rose again to nod Konstantinos Tsimikas’ corner into the back.
Liverpool is in an injury crisis and had several senior players absent from the match-day squad.
Among the notable absentees were Trent Alexander-Arnold, Mohamed Salah, Thiago Alcantara, Dominik Szoboszlai, Curtis Jones, Stefan Bajcetic, Alisson Becker, Ben Doak, Curtis Jones, Joel Matip, Darwin Nunez, and Ryan Gravenberch who was injured early in yesterday’s match.
Unheralded Liverpool youngsters, among them Conor Bradley, Bobby Clark, James McConnell, Jayden Danns and Jarell Quansah made the Reds’ win sweeter given that Chelsea had most of its expensive players available.
Nyoni was born in 2007 in England to Zimbabwean parents, which means he is eligible to play for England, his country of birth, or Zimbabwe through his family.
He was with the Leicester City Academy for a decade and played for the Foxes in the U18 Premier League during the 2022/23 season.
Nyoni played for the club’s under-21 side against Porto in the Premier League International Cup in December, while he was still 15.
The youngster joined the Liverpool Academy in August 2023 following his departure from Leicester City the previous month.
Nyoni has featured for the Three Lions (England) at youth level and scored and grabbed an assist on his debut for England Under-16s in a 3-2 friendly victory over Italy in 2022.
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Trey Nyoni Earns First Medal With Liverpool

Warriors prospect Trey Nyoni appears to be close to making his senior Liverpool debut after manager Jurgen Klopp introduced several youngsters in the club’s 4-1 win over Luton Town on Wednesday.
Speaking in his post-match interview with Sky Sports, Klopp admitted that he was tempted to bring on Nyoni, who remained on the bench throughout, in the Reds’ win over the Hatters. Said Klopp:
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Some of the kids started, the others came on, and they did an incredible job. It’s cool how a culture educates the next generation, to be honest.
Yes, Curtis is injured at the moment, but I said a few weeks ago: if Curtis Jones can learn defending, everybody can learn defending.
If you see Bobby Clark and James McConnell, oh my God. And Trey, sitting outside, and you think ‘maybe we bring him [on]?’, just because the boys are that good.
But in general, how the stadium and the team together changed that game was just exceptional.
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Liverpool conceded a goal in the first half against the run of play but netted four times in the second half to go four points clear at the top of the log standings.
Nyoni was born in 2007 in England to Zimbabwean parents, which means he is eligible to play for England, his country of birth, or Zimbabwe through his family.
He was with the Leicester City Academy for a decade and played for the Foxes in the U18 Premier League during the 2022/23 season.
Nyoni played for the club’s under-21 side against Porto in the Premier League International Cup in December, while he was still 15.
The youngster joined the Liverpool Academy in August 2023 following his departure from Leicester City the previous month.
Nyoni has featured for the Three Lions (England) at youth level and scored and grabbed an assist on his debut for England Under-16s in a 3-2 friendly victory over Italy in 2022.
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Trey Nyoni Inches Closer To Senior Liverpool Debut

Liverpool captain Virgil van Dijk was impressed by 16-year-old <a href="https://pindula.co.zw/Trey_Nyoni">Trey Nyoni</a> who was included in the Reds’ matchday squad for the 3-0 win over Brentford, on Sunday, 12 November.
Nyoni did not make it onto the pitch as Liverpool beat The Bees but he described his inclusion in the matchday squad as an unforgettable experience.
Speaking <a href="https://www.thisisanfield.com/2023/11/what-virgil-van-dijk-told-liverpool-coach-about-revelation-trey-nyoni/">as part of LFCTV’s pre-match coverage</a>, academy player-coach Jay Spearing said Van Dijk has been paying close attention to Nyoni. Said Spearing:
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It was really nice going down to the AXA and being around and with him training with the first team.
Virgil came out, he congratulated him on training with them, he said he’s got a lot more to come and he really liked him.
Watching the U18s against Middlesbrough as well, Virgil came out to watch and see where Trey was playing – he was playing with the U21s.
So to have the captain of Liverpool Football Club come to see where you are, how you’re getting on, you’ve obviously caught the attention of the first-team players.
As long as he keeps his head down, he keeps going, he’s got a really bright future.
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Nyoni joined the Liverpool Academy in August 2023 following his departure from Leicester City the previous month.
Just months after swapping Leicester for Liverpool, Nyoni was warming up with the likes of Mohamed Salah and Dominik Szoboszlai. Added Spearing:
Trey’s been fantastic since he’s come in. With everything that was going on between the two clubs, he came into the club late.
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You’re probably talking into August, maybe into September time, before he joined up with the lads.
But since he’s come in, he’s hit the ground running. He’s been a revelation.
His game understanding for such a young age is incredible. His weight of pass, everything about it. He’s a really talented boy…
He’s still got a long way to go, and loads to improve, but he’s started really, really well.
I’m absolutely delighted to see him involved with the first team.
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Nyoni is eligible to play for England, his country of birth, or Zimbabwe through his family.
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Trey Nyoni Impresses Liverpool Captain Virgil van Dijk

Warriors prospect Trey Nyoni trained with the Liverpool senior team on Wednesday ahead of the club’s Europa League clash with French side Toulouse on Thursday.
Nyoni was called out to train with the senior team by coach Jurgen Klopp but cannot play in tonight’s match due to UEFA rules.
The 16-year-old midfielder cannot make his European debut tonight because UEFA rules state that:
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Players aged 16 may be registered on List B if they have been registered with the participating club for the previous two years without interruption.
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Nyoni joined Liverpool from Leicester City at the beginning of the 2023/24 season and as a result, he cannot be registered on the List B.
He joined the Reds’ Academy in September after leaving Leicester City Academy, where he spent ten years.
Nyoni has been in top form with the U18s, scoring four goals in as many games for the side.
The youngster was born in the UK to Zimbabwean parents and has represented England at junior level but is still eligible to switch this allegiance to Zimbabwe.
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Trey Nyoni Trains With Liverpool Senior Squad

Warriors prospect <a href="https://pindula.co.zw/Trey_Nyoni">Trey Nyoni</a> scored and assisted again for Liverpool U18s in a 5-3 defeat to Fulham on Saturday, 21 October.
The 16-year-old summer signing from Leicester City has played five games for Liverpool and has four goals and three assists to his name at U18s level.
In the loss to Fulham, Nyoni scored the first and set up the second for the young Reds at the AXA Training Centre in the U18 Premier League Cup.
Defeat made it two losses in a row for the young Reds in the cup.
Nyoni is eligible to play for England, his country of birth, or Zimbabwe through his family.
He has featured for the Three Lions (England) at youth level. Nyoni scored and grabbed an assist on his debut for England Under-16s in a 3-2 friendly victory over Italy in 2022.
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Trey Nyoni Scores Again But Liverpool Lose To Fulham In U18 Premier League Cup

Liverpool have completed the signing of Trey Nyoni, a UK-born teenager with Zimbabwean roots.
The 16-year-old joins the Reds after spending a decade at Leicester City’s academy.
Nyoni left Leicester City last month.
<a href="https://www.soccer24.co.zw/2023/08/24/official-liverpool-sign-zimbabwean-midfielder/">Soccer24</a> reported that the youngster played for the Foxes in the U18 Premier League last season and also played for the under-21 side against Porto in the Premier League International Cup in December, while he was still 15.
Nyoni was born in the UK to Zimbabwean parents. He has represented England at U15 but is still eligible to switch this allegiance to Zimbabwe.
At Liverpool, Nyoni will link up with another player of Zimbabwean descent, Isaac Mabaya.
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