Liverpool Under-23 boss Neil Critchley believes that Rhian Brewster's determination to improve will stand him in good stead as he progresses his career.
The young striker is making waves at Under-23 level for the Reds and even broke through to a senior matchday squad in the Premier League last season.
Brewster, who is still just 17 years old, is currently with England Under-17s at the Under-17 World Cup in India.
Critchley feels that the striker has made big progress both at club and country level, with the Under-23s boss admitting that the club's coaching staff are focused on keeping his feet on the ground.
However, Critchley feels Brewster has a good attitude and approach to the game, which he is sure will stand the striker in good stead going forward.
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"You do forget how young he is and obviously last season he ended up on the bench for the first team in a Premier League game, which was a real rise for him", Critchley told Liverpool's official site.
"As staff we keep his feet on the ground and he is a very level-headed boy who is hungry to work, learn and get better – and that will stand him in good stead for the future", he added.
So far this season Brewster has scored three goals and provided four assists in six Premier League 2 games.
