Max Woltman has announced that, after 15 years with the team, he is leaving and moving on to Oxford United.
The 19-year-old will depart Liverpool after playing twice for the first team.
The striker impressed during a club trial this summer and has since signed with Oxford United for an undisclosed sum.
Woltman has now accepted his fate because it was never going to be easy for him to join Jurgen Klopp’s team with Liverpool so loaded up in attack.
A visibly moved Woltman wrote on Instagram: “As a lifelong fan, playing in red since I was five, I never imagined to see so many dreams come true.
“I will never forget the experiences I had while going through the academy, making my debut at San Siro, and making my full debut at Anfield.
The time has come to say goodbye and begin a new chapter, though.
“I want to express my sincere gratitude to all the players, employees, and supporters for the wonderful memories I’ve had during my 15 years as a red.
“Wearing this badge has been an honor. ”.
In 2021, the Reds defeated AC Milan 2-1, and Woltman was making his Liverpool debut during those final few minutes.
The following season, he started the entire first half up front against Shrewsbury before leaving on loan to Doncaster last summer.
The transfer was “a relief,” according to Woltman, who has since settled down in Oxford.
At Oxford, he joins fellow ex-Liverpool player Cameron Brannagan, who joined the team from Liverpool in 2018.
Tyler Morton, who returned to Liverpool this summer after spending a year at Blackburn Rovers, was Woltman’s childhood teammate.
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If conditions at the London Stadium weren’t already dire, it appears that West Ham will lose one of their highly regarded defenders to Liverpool.
It’s unclear whether David Moyes personally, Tim Steidten, the new technical director, or owner David Sullivan are to blame for the manager’s inability to make any purchases in the current transfer market.
Realistically, it doesn’t really matter who is at fault because it is imperative that new players enter the game right away.
East Londoners should be doing everything in their power to stop the vultures from circling rather than allowing other players to leave the game, even though it’s probably too late for Amara Nallo.
According to Football Insider, the 16-year-old is in advanced negotiations with the Reds, which raises the question of what the Reds’ recruitment department is up to given that he reportedly only recently signed a scholarship contract with the Hammers.
It’s mentioned by Football Insider that the player will be able to sign professional contracts when he turns 17 in November, but that still doesn’t explain how Liverpool managed to snag one of the up-and-coming talents from under the noses of the east Londoners.
It appears as though West Ham is operating in a total panic, making poor decisions left and right.
