“I’d say that from when you’re a little kid you dream of making a Premier League debut so for me to make it this season would be another massive achievement,” the Wales U19 international told the club’s official website.
“If I just keep showing the boss what I’m capable of doing and keep showing my ability in training, then hopefully he’ll give me the opportunity.
“I think now it’s a massive opportunity for us young lads to maybe get an opportunity, but obviously the boss knows best and if he thinks it’s the right game for us to play then for sure he’ll play us. He’ll have no hesitation in that.”
Williams says the Liverpool squad has settled back into a “rhythm” in training, and that everyone is champing at the bit to finish the job after a three-month hiatus, starting with Sunday’s Merseyside derby.
“The lads are looking fit and sharp now, it just feels amazing to get back into it,” he added.
“I think the main aim now is obviously to win the league and try to dominate every team that we play and try to get as many points as we can.
“For sure, all the boys are very excited for the first game and hopefully we’ll get the win. Training-wise, the boys have all been looking very sharp, we’ve got the rhythm back and we’re all looking very fit again.
“I think for all of us now this is the longest that we haven’t had any footy, so it just feels good to get back into it.”