Liverpool FC winger Harry Wilson has grabbed a lot of eyeballs after his successful loan spell with Hull City in the Championship last season as a result of which many clubs are eying to sign him up on a loan deal.
Wilson is being tipped as the next best thing to come out of the Liverpool academy and Jurgen Klopp has high hopes resting on the player.
But with so much talent already available in the first team, it will be nearly impossible for Harry Wilson to break into the squad next season so the Reds are planning to send him out on yet another season-long loan.
And Jurgen Klopp is making sure that loan spell is no mediocre one.
According to reports, SPFL sides Celtic and Rangers are both interested in signing the player.
Both the Old Firm sides are currently being managed by former Liverpool associates who are interested in bringing the young prodigy to Scotland. That though is easier said than done.
Jurgen Klopp is not too keen to send out Harry Wilson to either of the club given the fact that many young Premier League talents have failed to make their mark on the Scottish League during the previous few seasons.
The reports are also claiming that Liverpool are not totally opposed to the idea of sending the winger out on loan to Scotland but they will only send his to a club who can guarantee him regular first-team football with financial penalties if they fail to do so.
Liverpool consider Harry Wilson as an asset to the club and Jurgen Klopp is not in the mood to rush into making a decision. He is probably going to wait until the pre-season is over in order to make up his mind.
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