Canadian teenager Jahkeele Marshall-Rutty has been pictured with Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah having recently been invited to train with the Reds.
The ECHO last week reported that the 17-year-old Toronto FC winger was having a stint on Merseyside as Liverpool look to compete with clubs across Europe circle for his signature.
Marshall-Rutty has already been spotted at Arsenal's training ground and has now taken the time to ask for a photograph with Salah after his latest visit to a Premier League side.
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It remains to be seen as to which team will make the first move for the talented teenager, who has reached the end of his breakthrough season in the American top-flight.
A recent report from MLS Soccer claimed: "European interest in the wonderkid is plentiful, including from UEFA Champions League clubs."
Liverpool may have to remain patient should they target a deal for Marshall-Rutty, however, as Premier League and EFL clubs are no longer able to sign overseas players until they reach the age of 18.
Marshall-Rutty signed a first-team contract at Toronto at the age of 15 in January 2020 and made his debut as a substitute later that year, becoming the youngest-ever player to represent the team.
