Liverpool reportedly monitor Leicester midfielder Louis Page after two-assist display
The 18-year-old helped Leicester beat Stockport 4–3, with Liverpool reportedly among several clubs represented at the match.
Liverpool scouts were reportedly among delegations watching Leicester midfielder Louis Page during the club’s 4–3 League One win over Stockport at Edgeley Park.
According to a Yahoo Sports report citing TEAMtalk, Liverpool, Borussia Dortmund, Everton, Newcastle, Sunderland and both Manchester clubs were represented at the match. The scouting claims have not been independently confirmed in the supplied material.
Page, 18, provided the assists for Leicester’s first and fourth goals, scored by Liam Cullen and John Lundstram respectively. His performance came in a seven-goal match that Leicester won at Stockport.
The midfielder has reportedly made 28 senior appearances for Leicester and was named Championship Apprentice of the Season in 2025/26. Leicester manager Russell Martin described him as a “really fantastic young player”, according to Sky Sports.
No Liverpool offer or negotiations are reported. The available information does not establish whether Page is being actively targeted by Liverpool or simply monitored as part of the club’s recruitment process.
