Liverpool could consider the sale of Harry Wilson this summer, provided any club meet their £20m asking price.

The 23-year-old spent the previous campaign on loan with Bournemouth where he scored seven goals, but it was insufficient to keep them in the Premier League.

According to The Mirror, the attacker is unlikely to earn a regular starting spot with the Reds and the club are willing to sanction his sale during the current transfer window.

The same publication cites that they have slapped a £20m price tag on the Welshman's head, considering his contract does not expire until the summer of 2023.

Newcastle United, Crystal Palace, Southampton and Leeds United have been linked with his services, but the latter are deemed as the front-runners to sign him.

Wilson has made only one senior appearance for the Reds since graduating through the youth system. At the age of 23, he may be eyeing a fresh club where he can cement his position for the long term.