Liverpool planning “quiet” January transfer window despite injury blows – report

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Liverpool have needs to address in the wake of several injuries, but a report has claimed that the club “will likely stick” with what Arne Slot has available to him. The transfer window reopens on January 1, and Liverpool have been expected to be an active participant after injuries at centre-back and the forward line.

However, the Athletic‘s James Pearce and Gregg Evans report that Liverpool “are planning for a quiet month” despite their injuries and the uncertainty in the forward line. They caveat that with the line that “there may still be room for an addition” and that the club have “the freedom to react” if needed, but that they are “likely” to stick with the current squad.

Liverpool still interested in Marc Guehi The Crystal Palace captain remains of interest to Liverpool after the collapse of his deadline-day move, with this being the last window in which the Eagles can recoup a fee for the centre-back. Liverpool have the capabilities to react, even if Slot insisted the club do not have “unlimited money,” having committed the funds for Guehi before the £35 million transfer collapsed late.