Liverpool have been named among several clubs who reportedly had scouts watching a highly-rated teenage talent in a seven-goal thriller last weekend.The Reds have had a keen eye for snapping up some gifted youngsters across the UK in recent years, bringing the likes of Ben Gannon-Doak, Kaide Gordon and Rio Ngumoha to Anfield.Another such example is the capture of Trey Nyoni from Leicester three years ago, and there’s another midfield gem for the Foxes who’s caught the eye among the Merseyside recruitment team.Liverpool scouts watched Louis Page shine for LeicesterAccording to TEAMtalk, Liverpool had scouts in attendance as Russell Martin’s side defeated Stockport 4-3 in their League One clash at Edgeley Park on Saturday, with Borussia Dortmund, Everton, Newcastle, Sunderland and both Manchester clubs also sending a delegation to the game.The subject of such widespread interest was Louis Page, the 18-year-old midfielder who claimed two assists for Leicester, setting up their first and fourth goals for Liam Cullen and John Lundstram respectively.(Photo by Richard Pelham/Getty Images)Want more Empire of the Kop coverage? Add us as a preferred source on Google to your favourites list for news you can trustCould Liverpool repeat Nyoni coup with a move for Page?The teenager has already been earning rave reviews for his performances at first-team level, yielding stylistic comparisons with Jude Bellingham with his technical ability and his maturity on the ball (TEAMtalk), and Martin hailed him as a ‘really fantastic young player’ (Sky Sports).He’s racked up 28 senior appearances for Leicester despite only turning 18 in July and was named the Championship Apprentice of the Season in 2025/26, even though the Foxes suffered a second consecutive relegation.The Guardian‘s Ben Fisher described him as a ‘box-to-box midfielder who loves to run with the ball and penetrate the opposition box’ and also hailed him as a ‘gifted player [who’s] capable of manipulating and keeping the ball in tight areas’.If Page has designs on potentially joining Liverpool, he could look to Nyoni as an ideal example to follow, with the latter going from academy prospect in the Midlands to an established first-team squad member at Anfield who’s reportedly in line for talks over a new contract.The teenager is set to continue his development with Martin’s side for now, but we wouldn’t be surprised if an illustrious suitor were to snap him up in 2027, especially if Leicester aren’t in the running for promotion in the second half of the season.His pair of assists at Stockport is sure to have LFC scouts watching him with even keener interest in the months ahead.The post Trey Nyoni 2.0? Liverpool scouts watched ‘fantastic’ starlet claim two assists in 7-goal thriller appeared first on The Empire of The Kop.