Wrexham's Williams signs new deal with Liverpool, but is fellow star Wilson on his way out?

The full back, 19, has signed a new five-year contract with Jurgen Klopp's side.

Having joined the club's academy at the age of six, Williams has now gone on to make 11 appearances in total for Liverpool's firs team since his senior debut in October 2019.

And, with six of those appearances coming in the Premier League last season, this meat he had played enough matches to be awarded a PL winners medal for his efforts.

Williams is being tipped for big things at Anfield, despite the sternest of competition at right back from the 2019/20 Premier League Young Player of the Year Trent Alexander-Arnold.

Although he is yet to make an appearance for the Welsh National side, but has scored four goals in eight matches for the under 19's, he's being backed for a call-up to Ryan Giggs squad soon.

With the UEFA Euro championships being moved to next summer due to the coronavirus pandemic, this has allowed Williams more time to develop his game and make a further case to be included in the squad who will take on Turkey, Switzerland and Italy in a tricky group.

Williams' parents still live in Cefn Mawr near Wrexham and is younger brother Keelan, 16, has recently moved to Burnley's academy side.

Meanwhile, another local Welsh footballing star could be on his way out of Liverpool - if rumours on the transfer mill are to be believed.

Winger Harry Wilson (above), born in Wrexham and raised in Corwen, impressed during a loan spell with now-relegated Premier League side Bournemouth, notching up seven goals during the 2019-20 season.

However, the 23-year-old is now being tipped with a permanent move away from Anfield, with the likes of Leeds United said to be interested.

Liverpool are expected to ask for at least £20m for his services should he leave the club.