Wrexham open door to Liverpool wonderkid move

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18 hours ago

Liverpool are rarely short of offers for loan moves and it can be difficult to make the right choice.
Of course, the player has to want to taken on the opportunity to play elsewhere for a season at a more competitive level, but the club has to make way for the player, giving them regular minutes.
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If those conditions aren't met, then the move isn't right and Liverpool will be disrupting the players' development more than enhancing it. Richard Hughes has to make sure everything is all in order.
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Right now, a few Liverpool wonderkids are being considered for a move and a well-respected club in the football league is rumoured to be looking at a move for one of them. The stars are aligning.
Koumas off to Wales?
According to TeamTalk, show-stopping club Wrexham - who have been promoted three seasons in a row - are interested in a move for Lewis Koumas, a young teenage winger in Liverpool's academy.
In their report, it said: "It is understood that Liverpool winger Lewis Koumas remains a target, especially with Josh Windass facing an extended absence through injury, but ambitious Wrexham are now looking to stiffen their defence."
Of course, the report might have considered the young talent for a permanent move, which might well prove to be difficult to complete. But Liverpool are unwilling to sell Koumas in any case.
This detail was revealed in The Athletic's deal sheet on Tuesday, when James Pearce wrote: "Koumas, the 19-year-old who has also attracted some permanent interest, is wanted by Sheffield United, Hull City, Wrexham and Preston North End."
As such, the Welsh interest certainly feels plausible and potentially, Koumas could join them on loan.
The temporary move would solve the Windass injury absence that appears to be a concern and the Reds could trust that the Welshman would be getting substantial minutes for a team in his homeland.
All of the parties would subsequently benefit from the deal and this potential agreement appears to have sufficient legs, although we'll have to see if anything actually develops over the next two weeks.
Liverpool have a lot on their plate and it might be decided that Koumas could come into the first team if the recruitment team struggle to get another forward across the line before deadline day arrives.
For now, uncertainty will prevail but I'd expect to see some movement on his future in due course.