Liverpool will sell Harry Wilson when Euro 2020 finishes, Goal.com suggests.
Wilson is currently representing Wales, and has featured at the international tournament, with Rob Page’s side making it through to the knockout stages.
While the Liverpool man has mainly been used as an impact sub, he has still performed a solid job.
His performances on the international stage do not seem to have been enough to change Jurgen Klopp’s mind, though.
Liverpool are still set to sell the winger, who has just failed to make the grade at Anfield.
Wilson has had a number of productive loan spells in both the Championship and the Premier League, but he has never quite convinced that has the sufficient quality to represent Liverpool.
With the Reds looking to raise funds, it seems he will depart at the end of Euro 2020.
Plenty of suitors?
Goal say that Wilson himself is keen to leave Liverpool permanently, as he wants to find a new home.
Wilson has spent so many seasons out on loan, that his development may be better served by finding somewhere he can stay for longer than one season.
With Liverpool set to sell Wilson they should have no problem finding a buyer.
The attacker, who was called ‘outstanding’ by former-Liverpool coach Michael Beale, possesses great quality in his left-foot, and has scored consistently at Championship level, meaning his talents are almost certain to attract suitors.
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