Liverpool make plans for Allan and Awoniyi

Liverpool are set to once again loan out youngsters Allan Rodrigues de Souza and Taiwo Awoniyi this season, but only after tying the latter down to a new deal, according to reports.

Allan joined Liverpool back in 2015 but has been unable to obtain a work permit to play in the UK, forcing the club to loan him to Finland, Belgium, Germany and, most recently, Cyprus.

The 21-year-old midfielder is now set for another temporary move as his prospects of playing for the Reds look increasingly bleak.

He has flown to the United States to join up with Bundesliga side Eintracht Frankfurt and will complete a loan move if he impresses the club’s coaching staff, according to the Echo.

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Awoniyi, meanwhile, also signed for the Reds in 2015 and is still looking to secure a work permit.

The Nigerian striker spent last season on loan at Royal Excel Mouscron and bagged 10 goals, attracting supposed interest from the likes of Inter Milan and Barcelona and from Liverpool’s Premier League rivals.

According to Teamtalk, Liverpool have successfully convinced Awoniyi, who they consider a special talent, to commit his future to the club by signing a five-year deal.

The report also states that he will soon join Monaco, who have fended off competition from Nice, on a two-year loan.

Liverpool have already sanctioned loan moves for Adam Bogdan (who has joined Hibernian) and Ovie Ejaria (who will play under Steven Gerrard at Rangers) this summer.

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