A former academy scholar at Bromley, he signed first team forms in September 2020.

The talented forward was part of the club’s successful academy in conjunction with The Ravensbourne School and featured in the Professional Development Under-23 side and last season in the senior team.

The 18-year-old, who has penned a three-year deal with Pompey, first came to the attention of manager Danny Cowley when he played against them for Bromley in the FA Youth Cup.

Cowley told his club`s website: “We are delighted to sign Liam on a development contract.

“He has subsequently made a number of first team appearances at National League level, playing a part in helping Bromley reach the play-offs.

“While there was lots of interest from a number of Premier League and Championship clubs, he believed Pompey to be the right club for his continued development. Having played senior football already, he wanted to go into a first team environment.

“The recruitment team identified Liam and watched him play for both the youth and first teams at Bromley.

“He has a lovely left foot and excellent physical attributes. Offensively, he carries real threat with ball carrying skills and crossing ability. He is also a set-piece taker.

“He has work to do on the defensive aspect of his game and we look forward to working with him on the training ground to develop this area of his performance.

"While there was lots of interest from a number of Premier League and Championship clubs, he believed Pompey to be the right club for his continued development."