Liverpool are refusing to sell either Harry Wilson or Marco Grujic on the cheap this summer, according to the Times.
Liverpool loaned out both Wilson and Grujic last term, and despite fairly productive campaigns, the duo both appear to have little future at Anfield.
The Reds, though, are determined to receive a sizeable fee for either of them.
And the Times suggest that Liverpool are not interested in letting them go on the cheap.
Jurgen Klopp’s side could now loan them both out again, in the hope that their value rises over the upcoming campaign.
Grujic spent last term at Hertha Berlin, with the midfielder doing a solid job in the Bundesliga.
Wilson, meanwhile, was part of a Bournemouth side who were relegated – but the winger did manage to prove his ability to score in the Premier League.
Both players almost certainly will attract interest this summer, but whether anyone will be prepared to match Liverpool’s asking price remains to be seen.
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