Bristol City and Sheffield United are reportedly keen on Liverpool’s Ryan Kent.
Jurgen Klopp speaks to Ryan Kent
According to the Daily Mail, Bristol City and Sheffield United have both made offers to sign Liverpool winger Ryan Kent on loan for the rest of the season.
Kent, 21, has come up through the ranks with Liverpool having joined the club way back in 2003, signing at the age of just seven.
The winger has made just one first-team appearance for the Reds, spending most of his time out on loan with Oldham Athletic, Barnsley and most recently Freiburg.
Kent’s loan move to Germany over the summer was supposed to see him kick on and develop, but with just one Bundesliga start to his name this term, he has been sent back to Anfield.
Kent can go out on loan again though, and the Daily Mail report that Championship duo Bristol City and Sheffield United have both made offers to land him.
Given that Kent barely played for Freiburg, Liverpool will be keen to get him playing regularly elsewhere, and a move to the Championship may well aid his development.
Having spent last season in Yorkshire with Barnsley, Kent could be tempted into joining Sheffield United, who are hovering around the play-off places under Chris Wilder.
Meanwhile, Bristol City’s attacking style under Lee Johnson may be appealing for Liverpool, and they may well find both clubs attractive given their respective promotion aims.
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