OPINION
Liverpool and Rangers have made a pact that will see the Light Blues become beneficiaries to any of Jurgen Klopp’s ongoing loan stars in what is a huge deal for the Scottish giants.
A report in The Sun made the revelation that Jurgen Klopp and Steven Gerrard have come to a unique agreement that will see theReds stars of tomorrow gaining first-team action in Glasgow and the Gers benefiting from having some of the nation’s most highly-rated kids as they bid to knock Celtic from their perch of domination.
And this could spell victory for Gerrard in the pursuit of talented winger Harry Wilson (source: talkSPORT).
The youngster spent part of last season on loan with Hull City where he came to the fore.
Liverpool may want to keep hold of the youngster but there is also a chance that Klopp would be willing to let him go out on loan once more.
And that all means that with the Gers now reportedly first in line for the Premier League side’s outgoings they could benefit once more.
Rangers have already snapped up Anfield starlet Ovie Ejaria while Jon Flanagan had his contract cut short so that he could join the Ibrox club on a free transfer, and there has been much talk that Ryan Kent (source: the Express), could also follow the duo north of the border.
Gerrard is building a side that he thinks is capable of challenging Celtic’s dominance at the top of the table and with this new deal in place, they should certainly come closer than they have in years, and if they can get Wilson in before the transfer deadline they will reap the rewards from the astonishing agreement between the two clubs.