Liverpool have allowed striker Adam Morgan and midfielder Craig Roddan to leave on-loan with immediate effect.
Nineteen-year-old Morgan has joined Championship side Yeovil Town on-loan, with a view to make the move permanent when the transfer window reopens in January, according to the Daily Mail.
Morgan has made just one appearance for the Liverpool first team, coming on as a 90th minute substitute against Hearts in the Europa League last season.
Just last week, reports suggested Morgan would be allowed to leave the club on a free transfer come January, with forwards Samed Yesil and Michael Ngoo preferred with the Liverpool Under-21 set-up.
Meanwhile, Roddan has joined Carlisle United, according to the BBC, where he has been training recently, initially until 1 January, but a permanent move is expected for the 20-year-old.
Carlisle boss Graham Kavanagh was delighted to recruit Roddan to the League One side.
“I’m very happy. Craig is a player I have watched a lot and he has a huge amount of potential,” Kavanagh told the official Carlisle United website.
“Hopefully he’ll get up to speed as quickly. He played really well in the game we won against Rangers last month.
“It’s an initial one-month spell and things could develop further once we get into the January transfer window.”
The news comes on the final day of the current loan window for Football League clubs.
Liverpool now have 12 players out on loan this season.
The departure of two more young players from Liverpool’s youth set-up will continue to ask questions of the current set-up.
In the last week, Michael Sweeting has looked at the future of Liverpool’s Academy, and PJ Vaughn has countered by looking at how to system does not work.
Earlier this month, we compiled a list of five Liverpool players who could benefit from a loan move in January. You can read the list here.
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