Liverpool transfer chief has held talk with Leicester over potential summer move for Harry Wilson
The report also stated that Liverpool would prefer a loan move for the Welsh star to preserve his Anfield future as he continues to develop.
Wilson is currently under the management of Frank Lampard at Derby and has impress for the Championship side that appears to be among favorites for a Premier League return next season.
The 22-year-old has scored 12 league goals and provided two assist so far this season for the Rams, and was vital in their Caraboa Cup victory over Manchester United last year at Old Trafford where he scored a stunning freekick.
Leicester City now have increased chances in striking future dealings with Liverpool following the appointment of Reds' former boss Bredan Rodgers as the club's new manager and Wilson has emerged as a target for the Scot manager new side.
Goal however, believes Bredan Rodgers appointment could thwart a loan move as Liverpool's doubt over his willingness to trust young players caused his approach to be turned down last summer, while longing to sign the Wales international for Celtic.
Wilson is currently under the management of Frank Lampard at Derby and has impress for the Championship side that appears to be among favorites for a Premier League return next season.
The 22-year-old has scored 12 league goals and provided two assist so far this season for the Rams, and was vital in their Caraboa Cup victory over Manchester United last year at Old Trafford where he scored a stunning freekick.
Leicester City now have increased chances in striking future dealings with Liverpool following the appointment of Reds' former boss Bredan Rodgers as the club's new manager and Wilson has emerged as a target for the Scot manager new side.
Goal however, believes Bredan Rodgers appointment could thwart a loan move as Liverpool's doubt over his willingness to trust young players caused his approach to be turned down last summer, while longing to sign the Wales international for Celtic.