Harry Wilson is undoubtedly going to be one of the Premier League’s breakthrough stars next season, and that’s only because he has to make the step up to the top flight after bossing it for Derby County in the Championship this season. The 22-year-old has had Liverpool fans begging for him to star at Anfield throughout, but reports don’t look good.
Liverpool are willing to let Harry Wilson leave on a permanent deal if their £25million valuation is met this summer. https://t.co/z6cynUAKOb
— Anfield HQ (@AnfieldHQ) 21 May 2019
According to a report from Football Insider, the Reds have placed a hefty price tag of £25 million onto Wilson’s head, and after his heroics for the Rams throughout the season, starting way back with his sublime free-kick at Old Trafford last year, it looks like they’ll be profiting on the winger. Unfortunately, that means he won’t get his chance to feature under Jurgen Klopp, and the fans aren’t best pleased.
The Welsh wizard will one that Derby fans everywhere are desperate to sign up, much like a number of their other loanees Mason Mount and Fikayo Tomori, but before they can look at getting that trio in they’ll have to do a job against Aston Villa in the Championship play-off final. With the uncertainty of a Derby move, Wilson could end up elsewhere, but wherever he finds himself, if it’s not Anfield the Kopites won’t be pleased.
You can read the Reds’ responses to seeing Wilson’s price tag here:
With a buy back clause please
— DK (@KaraniDeep) May 21, 2019
Bad move, klopp could make this guy world class
— Mikey Howlett (@N1ghtmareJack) May 21, 2019
No way
— Pratap (@gutsypratap) May 21, 2019
Such a mistake. Such a mistake
— Smitla (@SMiTLA) May 21, 2019
Better have a buy back clause! Think this guy is gonna be big.
— IncognitoOrange (@IncognitoOrange) May 21, 2019
Doesn’t make sense, I would keep him to strengthen the bench surely from what I see his better then Sturro
— Kloppmarin YNWA (@kumarin1) May 21, 2019
— (king boy) (@kingboy86540569) 21 May 2019
The Reds are desperate to see Wilson starring at Anfield in red, and hate the idea of losing him for £25 million.
