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Liverpool's youngest-ever player record has not changed since 2012, and had you been asked to guess at the time what the man in question would be doing more than a decade on, you would not have come close.

Jerome Sinclair, the former Liverpool striker who has bounced around a few clubs since leaving Anfield, is currently playing in a YouTube league.

Now 28, Sinclair has been included as one of a number of current and former pros involved in the inaugural UK version of the so-called Baller League.

The competition is a six-a-side indoor version of soccer which is broadcast on Sky Sports in the UK and streamed on YouTube.

Sinclair is representing VZN FC alongside former Arsenal midfielder Henri Lansbury, who last played for Luton.

Jordon Ibe, once Sinclair’s teammate at Liverpool, is also involved as part of a team called the 26ers

Sinclair during his Liverpool debut against West Brom

Young winger Rio Ngumoha (16 years, 135 days) and Harvey Elliott (16 years, 174 days) are among Liverpool’s top five youngest appearance makers, while Trey Nyoni set the European record earlier this season in the Champions League.

Sinclair came off the bench in a 2-1 win over former club West Brom in the League Cup in 2012

He was aged 16 years and six days, overtaking left-back Jack Robinson
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