EXCLUSIVE Jeremie Frimpong: The making of Liverpool's 'little assassin' - the Bible-loving 'kid in an adult's body' with a killer edge
The scene is a rainy morning on the M6 northbound in September 2019 and Jeremie Frimpong is sitting in a car unsure what to do with himself.
Still a teenager then, Frimpong was heading north of the border to have talks with Celtic but he asked his agent to turn the car around.
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