Derby are interested in Reading star Charlie Savage - son of Robbie - with the Rams keen to boost their League One promotion hopes
- Charlie Savage has impressed for Reading since joining from Manchester United
- The midfielder - who has one cap for Wales - is attracting interest from Derby
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Derby are interested in Reading midfielder Charlie Savage - son of former Wales star Robbie.
The Royals are understood to have knocked back the Rams' initial enquiry over Savage, 20, even though the League One side are in the midst of financial turmoil.
Nevertheless, Derby remain keen on Savage, who came through the Manchester United academy to make one senior appearance at Old Trafford.
He joined Reading on permanent basis at the start of this season but is now being chased by rival League One side Derby, who are chasing promotion back into the Championship.
Derby are interested in Reading midfielder Charlie Savage - son of former Wales star Robbie
The midfielder came through Manchester United's academy and has won one cap for Wales
Savage is already a full Wales international, making his international debut against Gibraltar in October last year.
Savage comes from a rich footballing background with his father Robbie enjoying an extensive Premier League and international career.
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