Versatile Liverpool midfielder James Milner believes he can help progress the career of new signing Dominic Solanke. The former Chelsea youth product has just returned from winning the World Cup with England's under 20 side and Milner believes Reds fans are now well aware of what their latest acquisition can offer.
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