Liverpool FC transfer news: Reds willing to sell Harry Wilson as clubs line up with interest

The Mirror reports that Liverpool will allow winger Harry Wilson to leave in the summer for £21million.

The Welsh attacker spent last season at Derby where he led them to the Championship play-off final but lost to Aston Villa.

The 22-year-old scored 18 times for the Rams last season and wanted to try his luck at Liverpool, however, the report claims that Jurgen Klopp will allow the Welshman to leave in the summer.

The report claims that the manager is contemplating loaning out Wilson again, but Liverpool wanting to sell the player has several clubs interested.

Bundesliga pair RB Leipzig and Hoffenheim are keeping tabs on Wilson while Valencia and Getafe from La Liga are also tracking the Welshman, according to the report.

Premier League clubs interested in Wilson too

The report claims that Premier League clubs Leicester City and Aston Villa are also keen on Wilson while Rangers boss Steven Gerrard too is interested in the youngster.

Wilson has improved a lot, thanks to his loan spells at Hull City and Derby, and it would be great if we kept him in the team.

Liverpool could do with some cover for Mohamed Salah and Sadio Mane, however, Wilson’s stock is really high currently and we might not get a better deal for him than now.