Liverpool loanee Harry Wilson says he is not thinking about an early Anfield return after impressing at Derby County.
Speaking to Derbyshire Live, as cited on the Express, Wilson played down talk of a move back to Anfield this month.
It had been suggested that Liverpool could recall the Welsh international, with the winger earning rave reviews in the Championship.
The Reds had the option to recall the player as part of the deal that saw him move to Derby, but the clause had a deadline to when it needed to be activated by and that has since expired.
That was always my focus. At the beginning of the season, I signed a season-long loan, so it was always in my head that I was going to be here for the season.
Now that window [deadline for loan recall clause] has gone, everyone knows I’m here to stay. I want to help Derby get into the Premier League.
Wilson has been one of Frank Lampard’s top performers in the second tier, scoring an array of spectacular goals.
Not only has Wilson impressed in front of goal, but his general performances for the Rams have not been going unnoticed.
Many are tipping the winger to return to Anfield and fight for a place in the first-team squad next season.
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