Liverpool youngster Max Woltman seals permanent move to Oxford United
In a significant development, Liverpool youngster Max Woltman has completed a permanent transfer to Oxford United, marking a new chapter in the 19-year-old forward’s career.
Having embarked on his football journey with the Reds at the tender age of seven, Woltman has progressed through the ranks of the esteemed Academy. [ via liverpoolfc.com]
The Wirral-born talent’s move to League One outfit Oxford United was finalized on a Thursday, signifying a significant step in his professional trajectory. While bidding farewell to Liverpool, Woltman carries with him the invaluable experiences and learning accumulated during his time within the Reds’ youth system.
Woltman’s departure from Liverpool comes after he notched up two noteworthy senior appearances for the club. The young forward made an impactful debut, gracing the field as a substitute during a Champions League clash against AC Milan at the iconic San Siro in December 2021.
Woltman heads out
Furthermore, Woltman’s journey with Liverpool included another remarkable milestone. He earned a start in the Emirates FA Cup third-round encounter against Shrewsbury Town. These experiences, though limited in number, have undoubtedly contributed to his growth and development as a footballer. He made 86 appearances for the club’s youth squads across U18 and U19 scoring 27 goals.
As Woltman departs for new horizons, it’s important to acknowledge the significance of his journey through Liverpool’s Academy. While Woltman bids adieu to the iconic Liver Bird crest, he carries forward the values, skills, and dedication instilled within him during his time at Liverpool.
Woltman made 14 appearances for Doncaster Rovers while spending the first half of 2022-23 on loan with the League Two outfit, and his career will now continue with Oxford, who finished 19th in League One last season.
While Woltman’s departure marks the end of one chapter, it also symbolizes the beginning of a fresh adventure. As he dons the colours of Oxford United, he will carry the lessons and experiences gained from his time at Liverpool, contributing to his growth both on and off the pitch.
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Liverpool can take pride in knowing that the Academy has played a part in shaping the career of yet another talented player.
