Reading unable to offer the 19-year-old a new contract due to impacts of the coronavirus
Tuesday 26 May 2020 06:09, UK
Wolves are among a number of Premier League clubs considering a move for Danny Loader, who is to leave Reading when his contract expires next month.
Wolves agreed terms with Reading in August last year only for Royals to pull the plug on a Deadline Day move for the striker, who made his debut for Jaap Stam as a 16-year old.
Loader won the World Cup with England U17s in 2017, alongside Phil Foden and Jadon Sancho, and now looks set for a move to the Premier League this summer.
Reading have informed Loader they have withdrawn an offer of a new long-term deal, citing the unprecedented situation the club faces due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The 19-year-old, previously linked with Manchester United and Norwich City, made just 12 appearances before the season was postponed, with manager Mark Bowen preferring to select more experienced strikers at the club.
News that Loader will become a free agent in five weeks' time is expected to provoke interest from a number of clubs looking to sign a young striker with international age group experience and without a transfer fee to pay.
