Liverpool have dominated the sale of players in years.
They’re very good at getting those unwanted players out of the club for a lot of money.
Think 2017/18; They won 25 million pounds to Crystal Palace for Mamadou Sakho, a defender who was not part of his first-team plans. In 2018/19, they got 19 million pounds for AFC Bournemouth’s Dominic Solanke and 12. 6 million pounds for Leicester City goalkeeper Danny Ward Last summer, pocketed 19. 9 million pounds for Danny Ings.
It is a habit that continued in 2020/21, when Dejan Lovren moved to Zenit St Petersburg for more than 10 million pounds despite a race plagued by mistakes in Anfield.
And it turns out they’re looking to repeat the trick with Harry Wilson.
The 23-year-old spent the season 19/20 on loan at Bournemouth and made two appearances for the Reds.
He is drawing interest, however, and Football Insider reports that Burnley has submitted a £ 12 million offer for the forward.
Liverpool, however, turned down the offer and sporting director Michael Edwards maintained his requested value of 15 million pounds.
Jurgen Klopp is said to have been kind to the prospect of Wilson’s departure, but time is running out; The move-in deadline falls on Monday.
Several stakeholders are said to be interested in Burnley; Leeds United, Southampton and Newcastle United monitor developments.
It would be a deal for Liverpool.
They helped Wilson expand, but he was basically on loan, betting on Crewe Alexandra, Hull City and Derby County before moving to Bournemouth.
He is a foreign Welsh man and has won 17 international matches and is obviously a talent; He has a gift for throwing notable stopped shots and has scored seven goals in 31 Premier League games.
Receiving 15 million pounds for him would be a smart touch for the Reds’ coffers and would also give him the chance to take root in a new club.
It’s a win-win situation.