Record-breaker puts pen to paper on pro deal at Anfield.
Teenage winger Harry Wilson has signed a professional contract with Liverpool.
The 17-year-old has not yet played for the Reds first-team, but he has already represented Wales at senior international level.
Wilson featured as a late sub in Wales’ 1-1 draw with Belgium in October 2013.
At the time, Wilson was just 16 years and 207 days old, making him Wales’ youngster ever senior international and Liverpool’s youngest ever senior international, breaking the respective records of Gareth Bale and Raheem Sterling.
The cameo against Belgium is Wilson’s only senior appearance to date, but he has played three times at Under-17 level, scoring three goals.
He announced the signing of his first professional contract on Twitter.
Delighted to have signed my first professional contract with Liverpool Football Club. #LFC
— harry wilson (@harrywilson_) July 5, 2014