Rhian Brewster makes 'difficult' Liverpool admission after completing £23.5m move

Rhian Brewster has admitted it was "difficult" to leave Liverpool after completing a £23.5million move to Sheffield United on Friday. The 20-year-old ends a five-year spell on Merseyside to move to Yorkshire in hope of consistent Premier League game time under Chris Wilder. The England youth international managed just four first-team appearances for Liverpool despite his promise, due to the competition up top in the Premier League champions' squad. Speaking to Sky Sports after putting pen to paper, London-born Brewster said: "Yeah of course, it's hard leaving any team and a team like Liverpool, who are amazing. "They're only on the way up right now. It's difficult to leave but for me, I think I need game time and for me and my career. I think it's time to push on and try and get regular game time in the Premier League. I think the step for me is to do it here. "I'm going to try do as much as possible to help the team, work hard on and off the pitch, try to score goals and help the team. It [the price tag] comes with a big pressure but for me it's just about trying to help the team, trying to score goals and work hard and hopefully get some results. "There was quite a few teams that came in for me, you can't just pick one straight off, you have to think about it and take your time because it's my future and my career. "I took time and I only made my decision about two days ago. It was a hard decision but for me I think this is the best decision, coming to Sheffield United and trying to push on with my career. I think this is the best option for me right now." Source- Daily and Sunday Express Join us on Telegram!

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