Gilberto Mora was one of the standout teenagers at the 2026 World Cup, where he was the youngest participant in the competition. His performances attracted attention as Mexico progressed through the tournament, establishing him as a promising young talent. Mora…

Liverpool have reportedly moved ahead of Arsenal in the pursuit of Mexican teenage talent Gilberto Mora. The Tijuana midfielder stood out as the youngest participant at the 2026 World Cup, attracting significant interest across Europe following his strong performances for Mexico.
According to a report from Caught Offside, Liverpool are now leading contenders to secure a permanent transfer for Mora. Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has tracked the youngster for several months, but the Gunners may now miss out as Liverpool intensify negotiations.
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