Liverpool loanee Harry Wilson is one game away from guiding Derby County back to the Premier League.
Wolves, Bournemouth, Crystal Palace and Brighton are among four Premier League clubs keeping tabs on Liverpool winger Harry Wilson, according to a report.
The Sun claims that 22-year-old Wilson is a loan target for Bournemouth next season with the highly-rated attacker impressing during his current loan spell at Derby County, who are in the Championship play-off final.
It is said that the likes of seventh-placed Wolves, London club Palace and relegation survivers Brighton believe Wilson can step up to England’s top-flight.
At this moment in time, Wilson will be preparing for one of the biggest games of his career because on May 27th he will be walking out at Wembley for the Championship play-off final.
Wilson has thrived during his season-long loan at Pride Park by scoring 15 goals from the middle of the park and supplying his teammates with three assists [transfermarkt] and is a big reason as to why Frank Lampard’s side are one game away from the promised land.
The Sun report does state that if the Rams reach the Premier League then they will be keen on him staying at the club as Liverpool ponder sending him out on loan again for next season.
It further details that if a club wants to sign the Wrexham-born player on a permanent transfer then they will have to cough up £25 million for his services.
Wilson has been known for his spectacular goals this season, especially from dead ball situations. His best strike came against Manchester United at Old Trafford in September when his free-kick helped knock them out of the League Cup.
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