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Three Ghanaian youngsters are reported to have been offered a trial stint with English side, Liverpool.
Bright Gyenfi, a 16-year-old defender and 18-year-old midfielders James Akaminko and Nurudeen Ahmed will join the Anfield club from local side Prampram Mighty Royals.
The teenagers are set to leave for Anfield in April with the hope of impressing the Reds' youth coaches, according to Sky Sports reports.
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