Bolton Wanderers continue to be linked with Liverpool youth products Kieran Morrison and Luca Stephenson as the club's recruitment drive gathers pace. The club has confirmed the signing of Kilmarnock midfielder David Watson and is expected to add two Anfield prospects to their squad for next season. Morrison made his debut for Northern Ireland last week in a friendly against Guinea and could feature once again in Michael O'Neill's squad against France tonight. The youngster was on the fringes of Liverpool's first team towards the back end of last season and was included as an unused substitute by Arne Slot on several occasions in the Premier League. Operating primarily as a right winger but also able to play centrally, Morrison scored 15 times in 24 appearances for the Reds' Under-21 team and his only two senior appearances to date were in the FA Cup and Carabao Cup. Liverpool have indicated that Morrison will be sent out on loan next season and German club Schalke plus Championship rivals Wolves and Middlesbrough are among those who have already been credited with an interest. Many see the 19-year-old as a possible replacement for Amario Cozier-Duberry, who was a massive success on loan with the Whites from Brighton in League One last season. Brighton's initial plan for Cozier-Duberry had been to loan him out in continental Europe next season, with clubs in Germany, France and Belgium stepping forward even before his involvement in the play-off final to make their pitch. After securing promotion, Wanderers are understood to have made it known to Brighton that they would be open to bringing the winger back for a second season, if it suited all parties. Cozier-Duberry was voted players' player and young player of the year, voted into the League One Team of the Year and was recently shortlisted for the PFA's League One player of the season.