The teenager confirmed his new club on social media this weekend.
Former Albion prospect Isaiah Bryan has confirmed a move to Liverpool.
Bryan, a highly-regarded central defender, revealed the switch on social media on Saturday.
The defender has joined the Reds at under-15s level after departing the Albion academy at the end of last season.
Bryan had spent seven years at the Baggies’ academy.
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Youngsters at similar age groups can opt to depart clubs for a switch elsewhere. It is understood Albion will be compensated for Bryan’s exit and move.
The schoolboy, who is not yet at scholarship age group, is regarded as one of the brightest prospects in his position in the country.
He wrote on social media: “It’s an honour to become part of a great club.
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Isaiah Bryan has joined Liverpool after leaving Albion | Isaiah Bryan/Instagram
“I’m grateful for this opportunity and can’t wait to get started and meet by team-mates.
“Thank you to everyone who has supported me on this journey.”
Liverpool were reported to have beaten off competition for Bryan’s signature, including the advances of Villa.
Villa have recruited several Baggies prospects in recent years, including Jamaldeen Jimoh-Aloba and Tim Iroegbunam, among several others at an even younger age category.
The Baggies are working to ensure more prospects stick within the club’s youth set-up, however, as has been the case with the exciting crop of under-18s, several of whom like Remar McNeil, Matty Crowther, Alfie Maughan, Rio Parmar and Ryan Colesby have already made a mark on the under-21s and senior teams.