Leeds United have shown an interest in signing Liverpool’s Harry Wilson this summer, according to reports.
Wilson spent last season on loan with Bournemouth but was unable to help keep the Cherries in the Premier League, despite scoring seven goals in 31 games for the south coast club.
The 23-year-old will be expected to rejoin the Liverpool squad for the start of pre-season training in a few weeks’ time but it’s looking like he could be on the move again.
After impressing in the Championship on loan at both Hull City and Derby County, Wilson made the step up to the Premier League and didn’t look out of place.
Whilst Bournemouth are unlikely to be able to keep hold of the Welsh international, it looks like Leeds could be interested in taking him.
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At this point in his career, it’s hard to see how another loan move could really benefit Wilson or indeed Liverpool.
If Jurgen Klopp doesn’t think Wilson has a future at Liverpool then now is probably the time to let him go on a permanent basis.
Of course, Liverpool will need to find a willing buyer, whether that’s Leeds or another club, and that may not be easy given the impact that the pandemic has had on the finances of football clubs across the world.
