A dozen Championship clubs reportedly want to sign Harry Wilson on loan from Liverpool, including Derby County and West Bromwich Albion.
Harry Wilson might have started just 11 Championship games during his loan spell at Hull City last season but his standout displays on Humberside have caught the eye of numerous other clubs in England’s second tier.
The report states that Hull, unsurprisingly, are keen to bring the skilful Wilson back to the KCom Stadium. But Liverpool have also received enquiries from recently relegated trio Stoke City, West Brom and Swansea, not to mention Derby County, Middlesbrough, Norwich, Preston, QPR and Reading.
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp is a massive fan of the goal-scoring winger so will be keen to choose his destination very carefully, unless of course he decides to promote Wilson to his first-team squad.
The Liverpool Echo claims that Liverpool will only loan Wilson out to a club who will guarantee him first-team football with financial penalties a possibility if he isn’t given sufficient game-time.
Liverpool do not want a repeat of the Ryan Kent situation, who barely featured during a wasted spell at Bristol City.
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