Jack Robinson

A young defender who developed in the Liverpool Academy.

Jack is primarily a left back who is comfortable on the ball, with good pace and with the ability to read the game. He created history in May 2010 when he came on as a substitute in the Premier League game against Hull City to become the Reds’ youngest-ever player at the age of 16 years and 250 days.

At the time he was a regular in the U18s but had yet to feature in the reserves. He added further appearances in 2010-11 but in 2011-12 his only first team action came in the Carling Cup when he played against both Exeter City and Brighton.

Jack was an unused substitute for the first team on occasions and appeared in the reserves but was sidelined for three months only returning in February.

He has been capped for England at all levels from U16 to U19.