Swansea City target Rhian Brewster has still not yet made a decision on his future and plans to meet another club for talks.
WalesOnline understands that the youngster, who is set depart Anfield on loan this month, is still assessing his options, despite recent reports suggesting he is closing in on a move to SA1.
City have already held talks with the player and Liverpool, but Brewster is still set to meet with at least one other club before making a final decision.
The likes of Sheffield Wednesday, Huddersfield Town and Leeds United are all in the race for his signature, but Swansea are still believed to be among the front-runners to get a deal done.
Cooper has previously made little secret of his admiration for the striker, having worked with him during England's triumph in the under-17s World Cup.
The relationship between the pair could well prove key to getting a deal done, although there has been a suggestion that he could be tempted by the possibility of remaining in the north of England.
It's understood that Liverpool themselves have a preferred destination in mind for the youngster, with the Reds believed to have analysed each possible suitor at length in a bid to ensure that the player is given regular game time to continue his development.
In the mean time, there's every chance that Brewster could yet receive a run out for Liverpool in Sunday's FA Cup clash with Everton.
Speaking ahead of that clash, boss Jurgen Klopp commented: "If nothing happens, Rhian will be in the squad on Sunday."
Bournemouth's decision to recall Sam Surridge this week has only further intensified speculation, with Swansea stating that they were keen to find a replacement "at the earliest opportunity".
of any imminent arrivals following the win over Charlton on Thursday night, although things could well change in the coming days, with the Swans already launching an official approach for Bristol City playmaker Kasey Palmer.
