We understand that Glasgow Rangers are interested in signing Liverpool’s young winger Harry Wilson on loan in January.
Frank McParland, the once Chief Scout at Liverpool, now Head of Recruitment at the Scottish club, was in attendance at Liverpool Under-21s’ game with Celtic at Chester, where he was closely monitoring the 18-year-old.
Liverpool won the game 2-0, thanks to goals from debutant Brooks Lennon and midfielder Cameron Brannagan, but it was the young Welshman who McParland had come to watch.
Wilson, who is the youngest ever player to be capped at senior level for Wales, was recalled from his loan spell at League One side Crewe Alexandra earlier this month as Jurgen Klopp was keen to get a closer look at the club’s youngsters, and he could well go out for another temporary spell in the New Year.
Rangers are currently top of the Scottish Championship and are looking for promotion back into the top flight north of the border.
