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This article is part of Football FanCast's In The Pipeline series, which takes a look at some of the most promising young talent either linked with clubs or emerging from their academies...

Not many players in the world look capable of challenging Alisson Becker's position at Liverpool No.1 right now.

The Brazil international - who cost the Reds £66.8m when they signed him from Roma last summer - won the Premier League Golden Glove for his efforts last season, and also recorded the most clean sheets in the Champions League as the Merseysiders won the competition.

Alisson also won the Golden Glove at this summer's Copa America, again ending the tournament on the winning side.

He seems practically immovable inbetween the sticks right now.

However, he won't be Liverpool's No.1 forever. Nor will 31-year-old Simon Mignolet be his backup for much longer given his age.

The Reds will eventually need fresh blood, and 20-year-old Kamil Grabara could well become Alisson's successor later down the line.

The Poland Under-21 international - who appeared at this summer's European Championships - recently joined Huddersfield on a season-long loan deal.

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Whilst that alone would've been an encouraging sign, he looks set to be Jan Siewert's No.1 for the 2019/20 campaign after first-choice stopper Jonas Lossl joined Liverpool's Merseyside rivals Everton earlier in the window.

The 6 foot 5 glovesman is expected to start the Terriers' Monday night curtain-raiser against Derby County, where in doing so, he will be making his senior debut in English football.

Kamara has only ever appeared on the bench for the Liverpool first-team in a competitive fixture, but signed a new long-term contract before being shipped out on loan to the John Smith's Stadium - the Reds clearly have a lot of faith in him for the future.

The Championship is an extremely tough division consisting of 46 long, gruelling games between a number of committed outfits, so Kamara should learn his trade in the senior game pretty quickly given the circumstances.

Alisson may have the shirt for the next four, five or even six seasons, but Kamara is definitely taking the right steps to put pressure on the Brazilian for his spot a few years down the line.

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