Second player wants Liverpool move amid January transfer admission - 'Crazy team'

Liverpool’s January transfer planning is unfolding against the backdrop of growing speculation around Club Brugge winger Christos Tzolis, who has openly admitted he would be tempted by a move to a “crazy team” such as Liverpool or Barcelona. The 23-year-old Greek international is in outstanding form in Belgium, having produced double figures in both goals and assists this season, and has emerged as one of the most productive attackers in the league. Despite this, Tzolis stresses he is happy at Brugge and focused on winning the title, insisting there is no concrete interest at present and that a winter move remains unlikely.

In an interview with Belgian outlet Het Nieuwsblad, Tzolis outlined his ambition to join a top club competing for major trophies in one of Europe’s leading leagues, while making clear he would only leave Brugge for a truly elite side. Liverpool are explicitly named among those clubs he would consider, reinforcing a long-standing link that dates back to a trial he had at Anfield as a teenager. His comments have inevitably fueled talk of a future switch to Merseyside, particularly given Liverpool’s ongoing need to refresh and deepen their attacking options.

However, the article underlines that Liverpool’s stance this January is cautious: there is an admission from within the club that major business in the winter window is difficult, and any move would have to represent clear value rather than a reaction to short-term issues. While the Reds continue to monitor emerging talents across Europe, Tzolis is presented more as a player who has “opened the door” to a future transfer than as an active target for this month. For now, he remains committed to Brugge, but his form, age profile, and public admiration for Liverpool make him a name to watch in upcoming windows as the club shapes the next iteration of its forward line.