Liverpool winger Harry Wilson is attracting interest from Celtic and Wolverhampton Wanderers.
The highly-rated 20-year-old made his first-team debut in the FA Cup replay win over Plymouth in January and has had a successful campaign skippering the Liverpool Under 23s.
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According to reports, former Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers is interested in taking Wilson north of the border to Celtic while Wolves are also said to have an interest.
Wilson, who became the youngest ever player to turn out for Wales against Belgium in 2013 at the age of just 16 years and 207 days, may be available for loan in the summer. It is not known if Reds’ manager Jürgen Klopp would be willing to let him leave permanently if a sizeable offer came in.
Liverpool U23s coach Mike Garrity is hoping that Wilson can push on and break through into Klopp’s first team plans. Speaking earlier this season, he said: “He has put in consistent performances at U23 level with goals and assists.
“And he got the recognition from Melwood. He has made the jump over there and he has done well.
“Harry has helped the U23s team in more ways than one and he has gone from strength to strength.
“He is another boy who is level-headed with his feet on the ground.
“He has got to continue working hard and keep developing the strengths that he has got and become outstanding at what he does, and then hopefully we can see him break through.”
