LIVERPOOL’s England youth keeper Luke Hewitson is wanted by Hereford on loan.
Hewitson, 17, needs game time in the senior ranks — if boss Jurgen Klopp lets him leave.
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp could have a major word on whether keeper Luke Hewitson is loaned out for senior football with non-League Hereford
Ex-Sunderland kid Luke Hewitson signed his first pro deal with Liverpool last October and is now being eyed by National League North side Hereford
The Newcastle-born starlet signed his first pro deal with Liverpool last October after joining from Sunderland at Under-15s level
And his progress since then has been impressive.
The U-19 international has worked his way up the Reds’ age-group teams.
But a temporary switch to sixth-tier football would still be a major decision at such an age.
National League North side Hereford are managed by their former centre-back Josh Gowling, 38, who is best known for his spells with Bournemouth and Kidderminster.
The interest in Hewitson comes as Liverpool and Manchester City are being linked with Linfield’s Cole Brannigan, 16.
The Northern Ireland Under-16 international is also said to be on the radar of Chelsea and Leeds.
But Liverpool and Manchester United could be rocked in their pursuit of Jude Bellingham by a £100million offer from Chelsea.
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Borussia Dortmund hope to keep the England midfielder, 19, until next summer.
But they are then braced for a huge bid from Stamford Bridge as new Blues’ co-owner Todd Boehly continues his revolution.
