Hello, everyone. Welcome to the Red Men TV and your latest episode of Expert Insight. My name is Dan Clough. I'm absolutely delighted to be joined on the show once again by the wonderful magnificent Julian Laurent. Julian, my friend. First off, how are you? Good.

Yeah, very good man. Thank you for having me again. It's always a pleasure, man.

Top man, really, really appreciate your time as ever. I'm going to, there is only one place to start with this

because you are French football expert, French football officiant.

The man very, very much in the know when it comes to everything to do with French football,

the man we often turn to for insight on French football as well.

But you are probably the most excited person out there in the past few days when it comes

to this transfer.

Liverpool fans have been happy and excited and buzzing and really intrigued and wanting to find

out more information.

But you've been sort of at the forefront of in saying like this kid's special.

So the only place for me to start in terms of asking you questions is you've

tipped Jeremy Jacques A to potentially become one of the best players in the world. Why are you

so convinced by his talents and what is it about him that makes you say that? Yeah, I think he's

got everything really. I think he's really an outstanding talent. Maybe I was going to say one in the generation, but the fact that the French produced so many

great Santa Bikes, I mean, you have one already at Liverpool, but the likes of Saliba and

Upamechano, if you look at the list of Santa Bikes that are available for the French national

theme, it's just incredible.

And Jeremy Jacques is part of that conveyor belt again,

you know, from the Aren Academy. I think, I mean, maybe if we start by what could Rory

slightly Liverpool, not so much in terms of if, you know, if he becomes the world best or not.

But what I like about him is, you know, he came back from adversity a lot. He had a big knee injury that when he was much younger, you know, got him out of playing for almost a year. And I think to come back from that, it was not easy. He came back from that. He went on loan to the second division in France, at Clermont, because he needed to play. And in a hand, they didn't believe he was ready for that. And to be fair, his first six months over there were maybe not the easiest. But after that, when he was only 19 or 18 at the time, Likdo was too easy for him. And I think once you saw that, once you saw where he came from, really, and why

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