Liverpool 'hoping to raise £40m from Marko Grujic, Harry Wilson sales'

Liverpool are reportedly hopeful of raising around £40m from the sales of central midfielder Marko Grujic and attacker Harry Wilson during this summer's transfer window.

Grujic has spent each of the last two seasons on loan with Hertha Berlin in the Bundesliga, making 54 appearances for the German outfit in all competitions.

Wilson, meanwhile, has been on loan with Derby County and Bournemouth in the last two campaigns, scoring seven Premier League goals for the latter in 2019-20.

According to The Mirror, rather than sanction more loan moves for either player, Liverpool are hoping to sell them both for around £40m before the transfer window closes on October 5.

Grujic, who is currently with the Reds squad in Austria, has only featured on 14 occasions for his parent club, while Wilson has made just one senior outing for the Merseyside giants.

A recent report claimed that Wilson was the subject of interest from Leeds United, who were considering a £15m offer as they prepare to return to the Premier League.