For a player who has never started a professional club game, and whose senior experience amounts to around 80 minutes of football, it's fair to say that Ben Doak is building himself quite a reputation.
He only turned 17 in November, but the young winger has already played for the first-team at both Celtic and Liverpool, and has represented (and scored for) Scotland at Under-21 level.
Talented and tenacious, Doak could well be in line to make his full Liverpool debut on Tuesday, with Jurgen Klopp likely to ring the changes for the Reds' FA Cup third-round replay at Wolves. Doak, who has impressed across four recent substitute appearances, may represent the kind of freshness and fearlessness Klopp's struggling side is searching for.
But even if he doesn't get the nod at Molineux, it won't be long before his time does arrive. He is already a regular with Klopp's senior squad at the AXA Training Centre, having shone for Liverpool's U18, U19 and U21 sides. Steve Clarke, the Scotland boss, has been monitoring his progress closely, with a senior international cap thought to be not too far away.
So far, so good then, for this precocious talent. And here, NXGN takes closer look at the Reds' latest boy wonder...