One touch to weave past his man, another to put the ball into the back of the net, wheel away in celebration. Femi Azeez's professional career got off to the perfect start. In just his second start for Reading, the 20-year-old broke his duck to kickstart an impressive first few weeks in Reading's first team. One which which has culminated in attracting the attention of Liverpool, according to CaughtOffside. Azeez is not a glittering transfer option for the Reds, considering his limited pedigree and in the aftermath of Manchester United, Manchester City and Chelsea spending hefty sums this summer. However, there is a lot to admire about the young forward, and based on his small sample he could suit Liverpool's system for a number of reasons.Read MoreRelated ArticlesRead MoreRelated ArticlesFirst of all, with Liverpool still filling up their non-homegrown quota at the moment, Azeez's eligibility as a homegrown player means he will not be taking up a slot in an already overcrowded area. Secondly, his versatility is something that Jürgen Klopp requires of his attacking options, particularly those who are not guaranteed starters. Azeez can play both on the wing and as a centre-forward, which means he can deputise in two areas.In terms of playing style, Azeez fits into Klopp's system. He is a voracious presser and has a tendency to win the ball high up the field. For U21 strikers in the Championship, Azeez has won the most interceptions per game, averaging 2.31 per 90 according to Wyscout. His defensive duel success rate of 63.64% (7/11) is also the best for an U21 forward in England's second tier. This defensive work-rate makes him an ideal player for Liverpool's gegenpress.On top of his defensive work-load, Azeez is capable of being effective in front of goal too. He has already shown intelligent movement inside the box to latch onto crosses, which could offer Liverpool another outlet from the bench considering Alexander-Arnold's ability to make pin-point deliveries. Read MoreRelated ArticlesRead MoreRelated ArticlesAzeez ranks in the top five for goals per 90 for players who have played at least 300 minutes in the Championship so far, finding the net 0.51 times per game. The forward is efficient in the box, averaging 2.05 shots per 90 and getting 50% of his efforts on target.The reported £75k-per-week wage demand could be an issue, as it's a steep figure to ask (if true) from a player who is still a fledgling in adult football. But should Divock Origi depart this summer, Azeez could be an astute replacement for the Belgian. At such a young age he is a forward who could hone his skills at Liverpool and reach greater heights should he opt for a move to Anfield. Read MoreRelated ArticlesRead MoreRelated Articles