Derby County are considering a loan move for Manchester United forward James Wilson.
Reports suggest the Rams will attempt to loan the youngster when the emergency loan window opens on September 8th.
Manchester United announced on Tuesday that they would be prepared to let the 19-year-old go out on loan and more than than ten Premier League and Championship clubs are said to be interested.
Wilson has yet to feature in a matchday squad this season but last season he made 13 appearances in the Premier League and scored in the FA Cup 4th Round against Cambridge United.
Manchester United manager Louis Van Gaal claimed Wilson would be given more opportunities this season but following the arrival of Anthony Martial from Monaco, it does not seem likely he will be given many chances.
A lack of game time may hinder his under-21 chances
Wilson should be keen to get himself some games, he has made his way into the England under-21 squad and on Thursday he scored on his debut against USA.
Without first-team football his place in the team would be in jeopardy to the likes of Chuba Akpom and Duncan Whatmore, both who have featured in more senior games than Wilson this season.
Derby County are winless so far this season and have scored just four goals. Forward's Darren Bent and Chris Martin who promised so much for the new season have netted just one goal between them this season.
Should he join up with Derby, he would become their first loan signing and tenth signing of the season. The other nine are Chris Baird, Darren Bent, Scott Carson, Alex Pearce, Andreas Weimann, Tom Ince, Jason Shackell, Jacob Butterfield and Bradley Johnson.
Derby County return to Championship action next Saturday when they travel to Deepdale to take on Preston North End. They then make the trip to Reading on the following Tuesday.
