Peterborough United chairman Darragh MacAnthony has admitted that it’s his ‘dream’ to see Liverpool sign one of the club’s players.
MacAnthony was referring to young centre-back Ronnie Edwards, who has impressed at the Championship club. The 19-year-old made 34 appearances in the second tier of English football for the Posh last season.
And, on Saturday, Edwards was included in the starting line-up for England Under-19s in their UEFA European Under-19 Championship match against Israel. It was the defender's fourth cap at that level.
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Edwards’ appearance led to MacAnthony taking to Twitter to express his delight. And the Peterborough chief, who is apparently a Liverpool fan, discussed the £10m-rated player's future with fans on the social media site.
One fan said the Posh shouldn’t sell Edwards for ‘anything less than £10m’, while another referred to MacAnthony’s connections with Liverpool over selling the 19-year-old for just 50p.
This led to MacAnthony expressing his desire to see the Reds sign Edwards one day. “My dream is for them to buy him,” he wrote.
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