Young midfielder Stefan Bajcetic’s meteoric rise at Liverpool continues. The former Celta Vigo youngster has forced way into the first-team picture at Anfield and has been nothing short of impressive. Even though he has signed a new three-year contract six months ago, he is in line to sign new terms with the Reds, one that will reflect his improved stature in Jurgen Klopp’s squad.##NAJAVA_MECA_6977073##Bajcetic has only just turned 18, Bajcetic is showing immense maturity and skill. Watching his performances, you would hardly think that his journey in the professional game has just started. The improved terms to reflect the fact that he appears to have fully established himself as a first team player and alternative to Fabinho.The youngster, a Spanish youth international and son of Serbian footballer Srdjan Bajcetic, has made 10 first team appearances so far this season, including four in the league where he scored his first senior goal against Aston Villa in late December.He starts, from now on. pic.twitter.com/NDcyUY5wGo— BajceticFC (@Bajcetic47) January 18, 2023 It will be further interesting to see what a new deal for young Bajcetic might mean for the club’s recruitment moving forward, with the club clearly needing to rebuild an aging spine but having so far mostly been linked with box-to-box and attacking midfield players.Bajcetic is eligible to represent Serbia and Spain, but he is yet to choose whether he’d play for his father’s country of the country of his birth. His future in the game is looking bright.
