Liverpool’s teenage winger Adam Hammill is reportedly set for another loan spell with the likes of Birmingham, Watford, Southampton, Crystal Palace and Leicester said to be interested.

The 19-year-old was loaned out in the second-half of last season, to Scottish side Dunfermline, who reached the final of the Scottish Cup aided by impressive performances from the England U-19 international.

According to Skysports.com, the Reds boss Rafa Benitez is set to continue his policy of sending his best young players on loan.

Celtic and Rangers are also reportedly interested in the highly-rated Hammill, who had said last month that he wanted to feature in the Reds first-team in the coming season.

"I am heading back to Liverpool and hopefully if all goes well I will get my chance in the first team," Hammill told skysports.com that time.

"My incentive is to show Liverpool that I am capable of making the breakthrough into the first team. There could be one or two players leaving and that could increase my chances of establishing myself.

"Liverpool have been keeping tabs on me at Dunfermline and I hope they have been impressed with how I have done."

He added: "I am going to have talks with the manager (Benitez) to find out what my future holds. "I will respect whatever decision the manager makes.

"If I can't get a game at Liverpool I would be happy to go out on loan again as I have enjoyed my time at Dunfermline.

"No disrespect to reserve team football, but I want to be playing first team football and I have got a taste of that at Dunfermline and I have really enjoyed it.

"My priority is to get my head down when I return to Liverpool, have a good pre-season and try and show I deserve a chance."