The son of former Guyana midfielder Neil Danns, who played professionally for Blackburn, Bolton and Crystal Palace, 18-year-old striker Jayden Danns, who plays for Liverpool’s academy, made his first team Premier League, Europa League and cup competitions last season after a string of injuries.
In addition to his good physique, he was adept at making the most of his surroundings up front and showed an insatiable appetite for goals, showing extraordinary potential.
However, with Liverpool’s forward line-up complete and looking to acquire new attackers, there is no denying that he may not be available this season.
According to Teamtalk, former England international Wayne Rooney, who has been appointed manager of Plymouth Argyle, is highly impressed with the player and is preparing to take him on a one-year loan move as part of his efforts to strengthen his attacking line-up.
Last season, the club finished 21st in the Championship and just barely managed to stay up. Rooney has been brought in as manager with the aim of making a big leap forward in the new season.
In terms of strength, it will be difficult to confirm more than second place in the automatic promotion places, but they are aiming to finish in the top six, which would allow them to qualify for the play-offs.
If the move goes ahead, he will be competing for a place with Scottish international Ryan Hardie, who has scored 12 goals.
Will Liverpool allow the young striker to go on loan to gain first-team experience?