Nearly five years after leaving Liverpool, Rhian Brewster appears to be on the path to realizing his potential.

Despite impressive stats in the Academy, Brewster only made four senior appearances for Liverpool.

A severe ankle injury that sidelined him for over a year between 2018 and 2019 hindered his progress at Anfield and ultimately led to his exit.

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In his debut season with the Blades, Brewster made 30 appearances across all competitions but failed to find the back of the net.

The following campaign - with Sheffield United now in the EFL Championship - saw him enjoy a productive run in the team between November and January, netting three goals.

However, a hamstring injury in February put him out of action for the remainder of the season.

The 2022/23 season echoed a similar narrative for Brewster, with a hamstring injury sustained at the end of October proving to be season-ending.

Rhian Brewster celebrates scoring what proved to be the winning goal in the Sheffield derby against Sheffield Wednesday at Hillsborough with his Sheffield United team-mates.

This season under Chris Wilder, with the Blades chasing promotion, Brewster appears to have put his injury troubles behind him, clocking up 30 Championship appearances so far.

Despite a minor setback in November when he missed five games due to a thigh issue, he bounced back in December and has been fit ever since.