Former Liverpool academy player Toni Silva has opened up about his time at Anfield, claiming he was treated unfairly during his spell at the club

Former Liverpool academy player Toni Silva has accused the club of unfair treatment, claiming they favored English players over him during his time at Anfield. Speaking to Portuguese newspaper A Bola, the 33-year-old winger claimed he was a superior player to Raheem Sterling and said coaches even instructed Sterling to learn finishing from him before Silva departed in 2012.
Silva spent three years in Liverpool's youth setup without making a competitive first-team appearance, subsequently leaving on a free transfer to Barnsley. He stated he rejected a three-year contract extension because he believed he would remain restricted to the reserve team, later playing for 15 clubs across his career.
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