Liverpool’s young talent, Prince Kobe Cisse, has paid a brilliant tribute to his father, Djibril Cisse.
The young player from Liverpool’s U18 side scored a goal in his father’s testimonial match.
The junior Cisse enjoyed the moment.
The video can be watched below, courtesy of Bence Bocsak.
🏴 Liverpool’s U18 star Prince Kobe Cisse scored a goal in his father’s (Djibril Cisse) testimonial.
Looks like he enjoyed the moment. pic.twitter.com/6RuGxmtkoD
— Bence Bocsák (@BenBocsak) May 29, 2025
The senior Cisse was a cult hero at Anfield. He was a part of the Reds’ side that won the Champions League trophy in Istanbul in 2005.
The French striker also scored in the 2006 FA Cup final against West Ham. He also scored two goals in the UEFA Super Cup finals.
His son has been at the Liverpool academy since the age of four.
He has also represented the Wales Under-17 team, and he is highly rated at the club’s academy.
https://twitter.com/PrinceCisse99/status/1817635389600846156
The young kid has been mainly used as a forward. He has mostly played as an attacking winger for Liverpool’s junior team.
However, in recent games, he has been used as a right-back, and his career development could be similar to that of Trent Alexander-Arnold.
Alexander-Arnold also started as a natural winger, but he went on to become arguably one of the best right-backs of the modern era.
Can Prince Kobe Cisse follow the same path and make it to the senior team? He is progressing really well, and senior Cisse should be proud of that finish from his son.