Rhian Brewster: Last News

After Arsenal's defeat against West Ham, Manchester City have the chance to move into second place when they face Sheffield United in the Premier League on Saturday.

A Scotland striker on trial for assault in England has told a court he didn't stamp on a pitch-invading fan.

Sheffield United duo Oli McBurnie and Rhian Brewster have been charged in connection with an incident during the pitch invasion following their play-off defeat to Nottingham Forest. The home fans stormed the pitch at The City Ground after watching their side beat the Blades on penalties in the semi-finals of the Championship play-offs last month.

Liverpool Echo, Reds transfer chief Michael Edwards inserted a buy-back clause in the deal.That means if Brewster rediscovers his form and becomes a target for a rival club, Liverpool could get there first and ensure any bid of their own is accepted. As well as that, Liverpool opted to put in a 15 per-cent sell-on clause in the deal.Depending on what happens in Brewster's career, that clause could be worth a significant amount or next to nothing.

Chelsea did here.Leading early through an Oliver Norwood own goal, the Blues made hard work of this one.And but for a woeful miss of the season contender from David McGoldrick it could have been a very different story.Rhian Brewster should have equalised too but hit the side netting when it looked easier to score.Few gave struggling Sheffield United a prayer, but after a poor first half in which they were thoroughly dominated, the Blades caused some problems.And Chelsea only survived the scare when Hakim Ziyech came off the bench to score a second in stoppage time.But Tuchel’s side are through to the semi-finals and they are now unbeaten in 14 matches under the German, who played a weakened team.It’s not always pretty, and at times this

Givemesport thanks to figures from spotrac.com, here are the 25 highest-paid Under-21 Premier League footballers. 25. Mohamed Salisu (Southampton)Age: 21Salary: £23,077-a-week24. Japhet Tanganga (Tottenham)Age: 21Salary: £23,077-a-week23. Andi Zeqiri (Brighton)Age: 21Salary: £25,000-a-week22. Rhian Brewster (Sheffield United)Age: 20Salary: £27,500-a-week21. Tyrick Mitchell (Crystal Palace)Age: 21Salary: £28,846-a-week20. Nathan Ferguson (Crystal Palace)Age: 20Salary: £28,846-a-week19. Alexis Mac Allister (Brighton)Age: 21Salary: £30,769-a-week18. Jack Clarke (Tottenham)Age: 20Salary: £30,769-a-week17. Tariq Lamptey (Brighton)Age: 20Salary: £35,000-a-week16. Mason Greenwood (Manchester United)Age: 19Salary: £35,000-a-week15. Rayan Ait

With the domestic transfer window now closed, Liverpool’s focus will be on putting together a strong run of form in the Premier League and Champions League.

Derby and Swansea are leading the chase to sign Harry Wilson on loan from Liverpool.

Liverpool legend Phil Thompson, who believes Divock Origi and Xherdan Shaqiri should have both been sold before the striker.Brewster joined Sheffield United in the final days of the window, with the Blades shelling out a club-record fee to land him.The Reds have inserted a buy-back clause in the deal, after he showed real promise on loan with Swansea City last term.Thompson has argued that Brewster offers something different to other forwards and that outcasts Origi and Shaqiri could have been sold to raise much needed funds."On the outgoings, I'm disappointed that they decided to let Rhian Brewster go," Thompson told Paddy Power."I'd like him to have stayed.

Transfer deadline day is now in the past, but Liverpool’s business might not be entirely finished yet.

Jurgen Klopp should have sold two other Liverpool players before sacrificing forward Rhian Brewster, according to ex-Reds captain Phil Thompson.

Liverpool’s transfer business was conducted prior to the frantic rush of deadline day this summer, with Kostas Tsimikas, Diogo Jota and Thiago Alcântara all joining long before the window closed.

Liverpool got most of their transfer business done long before transfer deadline day, completing deals for Diogo Jota, Kostas Tsimikas and Thiago, while none of the rumoured big-money deadline day sales materialised after Rhian Brewster’s switch to Sheffield United on Friday.

Peter Crouch feels Chelsea should follow Liverpool's lead and cash-in on Callum Hudson-Odoi now.

Two goals in the space of four minutes sealed Arsenal's win in north London as they heaped further misery on Sheffield United.

Liverpool’s transfer business in terms of new arrivals might well be done.

Rhian Brewster leaves Liverpool in a £23.5million transfer for Sheffield United after the decision was made to let him depart for the good of his career.

Liverpool have agreed to sell Rhian Brewster to Sheffield United in a deal worth £23million - which also includes two shrewd transfer clauses. Daily Star Sport understands United have reached an agreement with the Reds in the last 24 hours to sign Brewster, who will now undergo his medical with Chris Wilder’s side.

Sheffield United over the weekend. The Blades agreed a deal with Liverpool in the last 24 hours that will see the young hot shot move to Bramall Lane.

Liverpool have received offers for Rhian Brewster, Harry Wilson and Marko Grujic - who all appear set to leave Anfield before the transfer window closes on Monday. Reports suggest the Reds are prepared to cash in on Brewster this summer and put the money towards a £40million move for Watford ace Ismaila Sarr.

Liverpool appear to have done most of their transfer business already when it comes to new additions, but there is still work to do in the coming days.