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Fabio Carvalho has been tipped to follow in Harvey Elliott's footsteps and make a seamless transition into the Liverpool first team.

Fulham forward Carvalho came close to a transfer deadline day switch to Anfield last month.

A deal had been agreed between Jurgen Klopp's side and the Cottagers and as the clock ticked towards the 11pm deadline negotiations were rushed through to try and get the relevant paperwork and Carvalho's medical done.

Sadly for Liverpool, the deal fell through as EFL clubs are not allowed to file 'deal sheets' - something Premier League clubs are able to take advantage of.

Carvalho's contract at Craven Cottage expires at the end of this season and many expect the Reds to return for the Portuguese in the summer.

However, as Carvalho is under the age of 24, Premier League rules state that Liverpool would be required to pay compensation to the Cottagers if they sign him at the end of his contract.

Regardless of the numbers involved, former Liverpool goalkeeper David James feels Carvalho would be another fine addition to an impressive roster at Klopp's disposal.

He also pointed to the fine form of Elliott, who also made the move from Fulham to Anfield earlier in his career.

Elliott, still only 18, arrived on Merseyside in 2019 with the Reds having to pay a record tribunal fee to his former club.

He has since gone on to become a member of the first team, and recently made his