Liverpool star Harry Wilson is the subject of shock interest from Bundesliga giants Borussia Dortmund.
Football Insider report that the German club have made an approach to sign the Welshman, who spent last season on loan at Derby County.
Wilson, 22, has been given a chance to impress boss Jurgen Klopp over the course of pre-season, with his Anfield future the subject of intense speculation over the past few weeks.
have been linked with his services, including Aston Villa, Newcastle United and Leeds United, as well as clubs in La Liga.
But Dortmund are set to test Liverpool's resolve with a permanent offer for the winger, who scored against them earlier on this summer in a pre-season friendly in America.
Klopp, who said to be looking out for a versatile winger before the summer transfer window shuts, spoke at the weekend about Ryan Kent, Wilson's team-mate on Merseyside, who is in the same situation as the Wales star.
The German boss said of Kent's time on loan with Rangers last term: “It helped a lot. He came back a completely a different player.
“It was a very important year. It helped, good club, good manager and means good competition.
“Exactly the right thing for him at the right moment.
“But going back? (Only) If Rangers can buy him. The time is over giving him on loan.
“At a specific age, a player needs to find a place to settle and stuff like this. But we will see. A loan is not planned.”
With both players 22, the writing appears on the wall for the duo, and Wilson's time at Melwood could be up. Football Insider add that the player would be open to a move abroad.
