Liverpool winger could leave Anfield for free after turning down new contract offer
LIVERPOOL winger Harry Wilson has reportedly turned down a new contract at Anfield.
Posted Wednesday, December 20, 2017 by Dailystar.co.uk
Harry Wilson has yet to agree terms over a contract extension with Liverpool
The Welsh wizard was made captain of the Reds' U23s for the 2016-17 campaign.
Wilson, 20, has been in fine form this term, helping Liverpool's youngsters to top the Premier League 2 table with 10 wins from 13 games.
He has contributed 11 goals while laying on a further 10 in 15 appearances, building on his excellent campaign last time out.
Wilson did sign a new deal in the summer of 2016. But according to ESPN FC, has so far terms have yet to be agreed on an extension.
Having been a Liverpool playing since he was the Under-9s age group, it will be a kick in the teeth for the club to lose the Wrexham-born player.
Wilson made his first-team debut last January as a substitute in the Reds' FA Cup replay win over Plymouth.
But he has not been involved in Jurgen Klopp's plans since.
The attacker became the youngest ever player to represent Wales when he made his debut as a 16-year-old back in 2013.
And with former Wales boss Chris Coleman in charge at the Stadium of Light it seems likely that the Black Cats will be interested in Wilson.
Liverpool's other young, Welsh winger Ben Woodburn
Sunderland made failed moves to sign fellow Welshmen Danny Ward and Ben Woodburn on loan from Liverpool in the summer according to the Sunderland Echo.
"If he fulfils his potential there is another good player on our hands," Coleman told the BBC back in 2013.
Liverpool face Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium on Friday (7.45pm).
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