Harry Wilson's latest statement will delight Liverpool fans

The impressive period of Harry Wilson in Derby County has not changed his long-term goal.

The playmaker on the loan can be focused on the double Rams Cup badault right now.

But the Reds fans do not have to worry. Frank Lampard, an old enemy, turns his head. Wilson is more determined than ever to reach the lowest level of qualification in Liverpool.

Derby will travel to Brighton in the fifth round this weekend and the performance of this 21-year-old will be under the microscope again.

But the good news for fans back in Merseyside is that the young Welsh striker really thinks at home.

He said, "The main goal of this season is to get a promotion with Derby.

"But my goal is to play for Liverpool. I always felt like a Liverpool player. Everything is going in the right direction. "

Liverpool fans are not the only ones to be impressed by his goal and his performance against his tough rival, Manchester United.

Jurgen Klopp was so thrilled with the fantastic strike at Old Trafford that he immediately telephoned, without however accompanying him.

"He left me a message to tell me that he had watched it and he was delighted with the performance – and the goal!" Wilson said.

"A few weeks ago, another message said," Good result, good goal – keep going. "When you receive these texts, you get a lot of momentum.

"I'm letting you know you're not forgotten."

If things were different, Klopp might never have been Wilson's manager.

Bayern Munich has revealed how they are about to appoint the German to the post of director.

Bayern President Uli Hoeness said his club had almost named Klopp in 2008, before the last 16 first leg.

They came so close in fact that he said that an agreement had been reached – but instead they chose Jurgen Klinsmann.

Hoeness said: "Many years ago, we agreed on a collaboration, but we finally signed Jürgen Klinsmann.

"There, I've shown that I respect him a lot and his work.This is going to be a difficult task for both sides.I hope we'll be first."