Daily Record reports on Derby County's interest in a loan deal for Bobby Clark. Bobby Clark was reportedly in demand with Derby County showing interest for a loan deal. A deadline day move was on the cards amid the fallout with Salzburg, but the club decided against it after failing to add another midfielder before the window closed.

Bobby Clark is also linked with Derby County, as reported by the Liverpool blog 'This is Anfield'. His dissatisfaction with the situation in Salzburg is evident from his recent Instagram activities and his father's critical comments about the coach.

English Championship club Derby County is reportedly interested in securing a loan deal for Bobby Clark, but there are doubts about whether Salzburg will approve a loan exit this month. Clark, who transferred to Red Bull Salzburg from Liverpool for £6 million last summer, has found it challenging to secure regular playing time under the new management of Thomas Letsch, primarily making appearances as a substitute. This limited playing time has sparked increased interest from British clubs such as Rangers, Swansea City, and Hull City, along with Derby County, all of whom are eager to arrange a temporary deal for the 19-year-old midfielder.