Rhian Brewster is wanted by several clubs on loan

Swansea are among a number of clubs to have enquired about taking Rhian Brewster on loan from Liverpool.

The Reds have made the forward available for a spell until the end of the season and Aston Villa are also thought to be interested.

No decision has been made on where the 19-year-old England U21 international will go, but it will be his first loan move out of the club after signing his first five-year professional deal in 2018.

Swansea hope their chances of signing Brewster will be boosted by him having played under Swans boss Steve Cooper in the England U17 set-up which won the World Cup in 2017.

The Sky Bet Championship club are only looking at loan deals in January because of a lack of available transfer funds.

Any purchases they want to make will have to be funded by player sales on a one-in, one-out basis.

Liverpool have also had enquiries for right-back Nathaniel Clyne, who was available in the summer, and he is said to have a good chance at a move next month due to a step up in his recovery from injury.

Brewster was an unused substitute during the Champions League final win over Tottenham in June

The England international was ruled out for around six months with a cruciate knee ligament injury picked up in pre-season game against Borussia Dortmund, but he is expected to return to training next month.

How to follow the January transfer window with Sky Sports

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