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With the January transfer window quickly approaching, Jurgen Klopp must make some important choices for Liverpool’s team. With Liverpool’s history of making significant winter acquisitions like Virgil van Dijk, Luis Diaz, and Cody Gakpo, Mirror Football aims to lighten the manager’s load by suggesting possible deals.

An investigation of the transfer market is expected as Liverpool fights for the championship. Before Klopp and his squad look into the winter transfer finances, Mirror Football speculates about possible deals.

An investigation of the transfer market is expected as Liverpool fights for the championship. Before Klopp and his squad look into the winter transfer finances, Mirror Football speculates about possible deals. Although there aren’t many obvious contenders to leave the current team, Thiago Alcantara’s possible exit is an intriguing theory. Even though Thiago arrived to Liverpool in 2020 amid much fanfare and showed glimpses of promise, injuries have plagued his time there, reducing his league participation total to 67. Given that his contract is about to expire, a January move seems likely, especially in light of rumours that Saudi Arabian and La Liga teams are interested.

Beyond seasoned starters, the concept of loaning out young, gifted players is gaining appeal. Conor Bradley, who hasn’t played in the Premier League yet because of a back ailment, might get experience playing in the Championship. Liverpool needs more goal-scoring options in light of Mo Salah’s departure for the African Cup of Nations. Former star player for Manchester City Leroy Sane might be a great option. He still has 18 months left on his Bayern Munich contract, so if a new agreement isn’t reached, he might be up for sale.

In response to the urgent need for a center-back, particularly following Joel Matip’s injury, Maxence Lacroix—who has been frequently linked to Anfield—has shown himself at Wolfsburg and has a reasonable amount of time left on his current deal, which makes a January transfer conceivable. Finally, Trent Alexander-Arnold would be Liverpool’s only natural right-back now that Bradley is probably leaving. After playing right-back for Tottenham in the past, Kyle Walker-Peters, who thrived for Southampton in the Championship, might be able to fill that position.