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Liverpool’s young stars have stolen the headlines over the past few weeks after their incredible emergence, proving the next wave of talent has vast potential.

Some have been in and around the first-team set-up for most of the season, including Conor Bradley and Jarell Quansah. Both started in Sunday’s 1-1 draw with Manchester City, looking confident and assured against the Treble holders.

They are not the only academy defenders with excitement surrounding their futures, with Luke Chambers showing to be a promising talent. The 19-year-old left-back is currently out on loan at Wigan Athletic and is starring for the Latics.

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Chambers has started all 12 of his League One games since joining on a short-term loan in January, recording three assists and five clean sheets. His 72nd-minute exit against Leyton Orient this weekend was the first time he had failed to complete a full 90 minutes, but he still managed to win six aerial duels.

He played in his natural left-back role for the match, although has mostly played as part of a back three. The teenager has mightily impressed during his first few weeks at the DW Stadium, so much so manager Shaun Maloney admitted last month: “Every game now, we rely on Luke Chambers and he is 19.”

Chambers has made four senior appearances for Liverpool at left-back, making his cameo debut under Jurgen Klopp in the 3-1 Carabao Cup third round win over Leicester in September. His first start came a month later in the 5-1 Europa League win over Toulouse.

A substitute appearance against LASK and another line-up inclusion against Union SG in the