Liverpool youngster Bobby Clark is making progress at Liverpool since leaving Newcastle in 2021, but could the star return to Tyneside in the future?
When Steve Bruce took over at St James’s Park, he highlighted Bobby Clark’s progress and was frustrated that the club, then owned by Mike Ashley, sold one of its most talented young players, albeit for a fee that was reportedly , could amount to £1.5 million, claims The Shields Gazette.
“We’re disappointed to lose him, because nobody wants to lose a good player,” Bruce said at the time. “Yes, disappointed, of course we are. I think (the system) has flaws. He has been here since he was a child. I think that, in the end, the best thing for all parties was to separate ”.
Since then, Clark has taken the biggest step of his career, moving from youth football to the Liverpool first team.
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The 17-year-old made his full debut for the Reds this season in a Carabao Cup tie against Derby County and Jurgen Klopp has reportedly grown fond of the young star.
Clark made the difficult decision to leave his boyhood club last year after visiting Liverpool’s facilities and meeting key staff, and he hasn’t looked back.
However, with Newcastle’s sudden rise to the top in England, could Clark return there at some point in the future, as the report claims he still has the Magpies in his heart?
