Liverpool goalkeeper Danny Ward is keen on a return to newly-promoted Huddersfield next season, but has admitted that the Reds" needs "must come first'.
Ward enjoyed an excellent campaign with the Terriers, producing a consistently strong run of form and proving an influential member of their promotion-winning team.
The Wales worldwide was an integral part of the Terriers promotion to the Premier League for the first time in their history.
Wagner is quoted by the newspaper as saying: "Aaron has been a consistently outstanding player for us, and I have said this before - he is the heart of our game".
"On a selfish point, yes, I would like to stay at Huddersfield".
"After the final he said, "Congratulations and keep it up", said Ward said.
The Liverpool manager wants to see how Ward fares against Simon Mignolet and Loris Karius during pre-season and knows his firm friend David Wagner wants the goalkeeper back at the John Smith's Stadium.
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Ward has joined up with Wales since his Wembley exploits but is set to be on the bench for Sunday's crucial World Cup qualifier in Serbia with Wayne Hennessey preferred.
"Promotion has changed things for me". "I'm only young for a goalkeeper, and to have a chance of playing week in, week out in the Premier League will be vital".
'It is kind of out of my hands at the minute.
He then added "Anything would be a loan deal".
"But this time of year you haven't got a clue what is round the corner, so take each day as it comes". He also believes that he has no choice but to play in the Premier League if he's serious about ever becoming Liverpool's Number One. "What will be will be come the summer".
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