The buzz around Ajax defender Jorrel Hato has recently escalated, particularly following his appearance at Anfield. The scene was set during Liverpool’s impressive 4-1 triumph over Ipswich Town, with Hato spotted among the crowd,

The podcast shed light on the growing excitement and speculation surrounding Jorrel Hato’s potential move to Liverpool. While his presence at Anfield remains unconfirmed, the discussions by Dave Davis and Grizz Khan underscore the club’s interest in the young defender and the strategic fit he could offer.

Jorrel Hato insists he will not leave Ajax in the January transfer window after being linked with a move to Liverpool. The 18-year-old defender is regarded as one of Ajax’s brightest prospects and has already attracted strong interest from Arsenal.

Liverpool has a rich history of Dutch players across the Premier League era and they are being linked with adding another in the near future.

The Ajax prodigy was spotted at Anfield during the 4-1 win for the Reds over Ipswich Town in the Premier League

Liverpool has been linked with a transfer for Jorrel Hato of Ajax, who was supposedly spotted at Anfield on Saturday. Chelsea has also been credited with interest.

Liverpool target Jarrel Hato was seen at Anfield last week, but the Ajax star has suggested that he has no plans to move elsewhere despite strong links to the Premier League

Ajax youngster Jorrel Hato has had his say after being spotted in the crowd during Liverpool's 4-1 Premier League win against Ipswich Town on Saturday night. The Netherlands international had been linked with a move to England in previous transfer windows, meaning there was plenty of interest in his presence at the Reds' match.

Liverpool are yet to make any signings in the January transfer window despite being linked with a host of players in recent weeks. Also, several Reds players ha

The defender has been claimed to have been in attendance to watch Liverpool defeat Ipswich 4-1, on a rare free weekend for the Eredivisie giants, prompting speculation that he could join his countrymen Virgil van Dijk, Cody Gakpo and Ryan Gravenberch on Merseyside.