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The winger has departed Liverpool.
Liverpool have confirmed that Trent Kone-Doherty has left the club.
The winger, 19, has completed a move to Norwegian wide Molde FK, subject to international clearance for a fee of around €750,000. In the deal, Liverpool included a significant sell-on clause and a buy-back cluase.
Kone-Doherty moved to Liverpool from Derry City in the summer of 2022. He made two first-team appearances. This season, Kone-Doherty scored three goals in seven appearances for the Reds’ under-19s in the UEFA Youth League.
A Liverpool statement said: “Trent Kone-Doherty has completed a permanent transfer from Liverpool to Molde FK, subject to international clearance
“The winger joins the Norwegian top-flight side after almost four years with the Reds.
“He arrived at the LFC Academy during the summer of 2022 and featured regularly at U18, U19 and most recently U21 level.
“Kone-Doherty also made two senior appearances, debuting as a substitute at Plymouth Argyle in the Emirates FA Cup in February 2025 and then coming off the bench against Crystal Palace last October. Everyone at LFC wishes Trent the best of luck in his future career.”
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