Liverpool confirm their 27th exit of summer transfer window as ‘well-educated’ forward departs

By Will Rooney
Published 1st Sep 2022, 20:44 BST
Max Woltman shoots during the Emirates FA Cup third round match between Liverpool and Shrewsbury Town at Anfield in January (photo by Clive Brunskill/Getty Images).Max Woltman shoots during the Emirates FA Cup third round match between Liverpool and Shrewsbury Town at Anfield in January (photo by Clive Brunskill/Getty Images).
Max Woltman shoots during the Emirates FA Cup third round match between Liverpool and Shrewsbury Town at Anfield in January (photo by Clive Brunskill/Getty Images).
Max Woltman has left Liverpool on loan to join Doncaster Rovers.

Max Woltman has become the latest Liverpool player to depart during the summer transfer window.

The 19-year-old has joined League Two club Doncaster Rovers on a season-long loan.

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Woltman has made two appearances for the Reds. He made his debut off the bench in a 3-2 win over AC Milan in the Champions League at the San Siro last season before starting in a victory against Shrewsbury in the FA Cup.

Doncaster boss Gary McSheffrey said: “He’s coming in from Liverpool and he’s a well-educated footballer.

“He ticks some boxes for us in that he can play across the front line and I think with the injuries we’ve had in recent weeks, it bulks us up in those areas.

“We’re really happy to get him on board.”

Woltman, 19, is the 27th player to leave Anfield this summer on either a permanent basis or on loan.

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Senior players such as Sadio Mane (Bayern Munich), Divock Origi (AC Milan) and Takumi Minamino (Monaco) departed permanently,.

The likes of Loris Karius and Ben Woodburn were released at the end of the deals.

Meanwhile, youngsters such have Tyler Morton, Sepp van den Berg, Conor Bradley, Marcelo Pitiluga and Owen Beck have left to garner first-team experience.

Related topics:Doncaster RoversAC MilanLeague TwoChampions League

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