The future looks very bright for Liverpool under manager Jurgen Klopp, but for some of the club's academy starlets, they face a battle to break into the first team.The German coach has always been open to giving young talent a chance, but given the prolific form of Mohamed Salah, Roberto Firmino and Sadio Mane, any forward player will find it difficult to win a place.That could have been part of Yan Dhanda's thinking when he, according to Goal.com journalist Neil Jones, rejected a new contract at Anfield.
It is believed that the 19-year-old will join recently-relegated Swansea City when his current deal expires this summer.
The Birmingham-born attacker has been part of Liverpool's academy since 2013 when he moved from West Bromwich Albion.
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His pathway to the first team was never going to be an easy one, but Reds fans think that the club has missed a trick by not tying down youngsters to longer deals and then agreeing buyback clauses, much like Chelsea do.
Other supporters, though, understand Dhanda's desire to move on.