Liverpool could let wonderkid leave on January loan transfer with Championship side leading chase | The Sun

YOUNG Liverpool defender Jarell Quansah will be on Preston’s wanted list if he goes out on loan.

Quansah, 20, made his Kop debut against Newcastle in August.

He has played nine matches so far with four starts coming in the Europa League and Carabao Cup.

And he may be allowed out in January to gain more experience.

North End boss Ryan Lowe has watched the centre-back and is already on good terms with the Anfield chiefs after taking Calvin Ramsay on loan in the summer.

The Scottish right-back is yet to make his debut due to a knee issue but did make the subs bench yesterday in Preston's 2-1 loss to Cardiff.

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Meanwhile, Quansah has also been checked out by Leicester, who are in the market for a defender.

The Foxes are top of the Championship and the new signing could boost their squad as they aim for the title.

Quansah has come through the ranks at Liverpool after joining the club aged five.

He spent last season out on loan with Bristol Rovers in League One.

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The wonderkid has also been capped three times by the England Under-21s.

Jurgen Klopp has heaped praise on Quansah and admitted he has been pleasantly surprised by how good he has been this season.

His manager when at Bristol Rovers, Joey Barton said: "He has an enormous future in front of him."

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