Liverpool transfer news: The Reds young American striker Brooks Lennon is a loan target for MLS side Real Salt Lake
The USA youth international is yet to make his senior debut at the Anfield club but has been impressing in the Under-23s
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LIVERPOOL youngster Brooks Lennon is wanted by MLS side Real Salt Lake.
According to , the American could return to the club where he spent time as a youth player in their academy.
Lennon, 19, was the subject of an offer from the USA side but the Reds turned it down after it fell short of their valuation of the player.
But Real Salt Lake are now looking to bring the attacker back to the States in a loan deal.
Lennon moved to Anfield in the summer of 2015 after impressing on a trial at the club.
The Arizona native is under contract at the Merseyside club until 2018 and has progressed from the Under-18s to the Under-23s.
But Jurgen Klopp has yet to give him his senior debut but is hopeful a loan move can provide him some experience of regular football.
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Lennon spoke of the differences between the American and English game in an interview back in the summer.
He said: "There is a lot of similarities and a lot of differences.
"Similarities-wise, the Liverpool academy and the Real Salt Lake academy are similar because the players are very skilful.
"There was a lot of skill on my old team and it prepared me really well for Liverpool.
"There's major differences as to speed of play -- it's much faster here in England. The physicality is much better and I've kind of got used to it since I've been here and I feel like I've developed as a player, especially on the physicality side."