Liverpool scouts monitor Lucas Herrington amid Barcelona interest
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 20, 2026, 6:55 AM
Last updated Jun 20, 2026
Liverpool FC is keeping an eye on 18-year-old Australian defender Lucas Herrington, who is currently playing for Colorado Rapids in MLS. Barcelona reportedly made a bid for Herrington, which was rejected by Colorado, indicating the team's belief in his potential. Herrington, who is participating in the 2026 World Cup, has gained attention for his impressive defensive statistics in MLS, ranking fourth in clearances. His World Cup performance could further elevate his profile in the transfer market. Liverpool's interest, alongside Barcelona's, underscores Herrington's growing reputation.
- •Lucas Herrington is 18 and plays for Colorado Rapids in MLS.
- •Barcelona's bid for Herrington was recently rejected by Colorado.
- •He ranks highly in MLS defensive statistics and is at the World Cup.
- •Liverpool scouts have been sent to monitor his performances.
- •Herrington's World Cup performance could impact his transfer market value.
- 6:55 AMYahoo Sports — Report: Liverpool Tracking Young Australian Star as Barcelona Bid Falls Short
"Lucas Herrington Transfer Interest Shows Why Liverpool Are Watching CloselyBarcelona Interest Underlines Herrington’s RiseThere are certain players who seem to move faster than their own story. Luca...
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