Adam Bogdan’s time at Liverpool could be over as club look to sign teenage netminder

Not good enough.

Adam Bogdan's time at Liverpool can be summed up in those three words after the former Bolton man has failed to impress, or even make any decent resemblance to a Premier League goalkeeper, in his short stint at Anfield. The Hungarian international has been nothing short of a disaster since his summer time move to Anfield to be Simon Mignolet's back-up 'keeper. His last game was the FA cup clash with Exeter City earlier this month when he managed to concede a goal direct from a corner. https://twitter.com/maybach_james/status/685585759701757952 He hasn't really been seen since as Liverpool recalled Danny Ward from loan and he has now taken his place on the bench, with Bogdan understood to have been told he has no future at the club. https://twitter.com/M_Jones_82/status/687284597525188608 And it seems Jurgen Klopp has put in place plans to replace the 28-year-old, with reports today suggesting that the club are looking to sign a young Newcastle goalkeeper as their third-choice. Fred Woodman is only 18, but reports today suggest that the club are looking to put in place a deal for the netminder as he is yet to sign a new deal with the Magpies. The England Under-19 international spent time at Crawley Town last year, and is understood to be anxious to get some first team-football, which he is unlikely to get an Anfield at present.