Liverpool and Tottenham are keeping track of Stevenage defender Ben Wilmot as the teenager continues to impress for the League Two side
- Stevenage defender Ben Wilmot is a target for a host of Premier League clubs
- Liverpool and Tottenham head the hunt for the 18-year-old centre half
- Current boss Darren Sarll has praised the teenager for his mature performances
Liverpool and Tottenham are among the Premier League clubs keeping track of League Two Stevenage's 18-year-old defender Ben Wilmot.
Around 30 scouts attended Stevenage's Checkatrade Trophy tie with Brighton's Under 21s two weeks ago with the teenager appearing for the full 90 minutes.
The young centre half, who celebrated his 18th birthday this month, was also on the substitutes' bench on Tuesday night for their league game against Coventry.
Stevenage defender Ben Wilmot is on the radar of a host of Premier League clubs
His manager, Darren Sarll, said previously of Wilmot: 'He plays like a 30-year-old, he's got a wonderful, mature outlook on the game.'
Wilmot signed his first professional contract with Stevenage in April, having come up through the club's academy.
Despite not yet appearing in a League Two fixture this season, the youngster has done enough in two Checkatrade Trophy ties to turn the heads of England's elite clubs.
Tottenham and Liverpool are both thought to be interested in signing the 18-year-old
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