Jurgen Klopp impressed by Harry Wilson's 'big steps'

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp impressed by Harry Wilson’s big steps, as the Liverpool forward was a match-winner on the senior international stage in midweek, when his unstoppable free-kick claimed a UEFA Nations League win for Wales over the Republic of Ireland. “I’d say it is even a bit better,” the boss told Liverpoolfc.com, when asked whether Wilson is doing exactly as the club had hoped. “Last year, Harry was already good. In pre-season, it was clear pretty early that he wanted to go on loan and it made sense for him to go on loan. “He found a brilliant club and obviously a fantastic manager at Derby. They play really good football. The Manchester United game really was impressive - not only the result but the way they played was also really impressive. “It’s nice to see, it helps young players the most to play on such a high level. It suits Harry, obviously, that they play football. You can see he made big steps. His shooting was always outstanding but now obviously he has the confidence to show that on the highest stages. It’s really nice to see. “The free-kick against United was one of the most spectacular I ever saw in my life - and that means something because I saw a few! And now the one against Ireland was not too bad as well, it was not saveable. That’s a big skill. But it’s not only that. “How he moves between the lines, how confident he looks with the ball is all cool. He looks really fit. So that’s all good. Thank you to Derby that they obviously do a brilliant job. Next year, he is back.”

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