Assuming Control at Liverpool as Leroy Sane Joins and Anfield Says Farewell to a Familiar Figure.

As the January transfer window approaches, Jurgen Klopp is confronted with crucial decisions. Mirror Football seeks to assist Liverpool’s manager by proposing possible moves.

Liverpool has a track record of substantial expenditures in past winter transfer windows, with players such as Virgil van Dijk, Luis Diaz, and Cody Gakpo making noteworthy contributions in recent seasons. Considering the club’s title contention, it is logical to anticipate further exploration of the market.

Mirror Football has put forth potential transfer speculations ahead of Klopp and Liverpool’s exploration of the winter transfer market. While there are limited immediate candidates for departure within the squad, an intriguing suggestion arises involving Thiago Alcantara. Despite his noteworthy moments, such as an impressive goal against Porto, injuries have restricted Thiago’s league appearances to 67 since his high-profile signing from Bayern Munich in 2020. With his contract nearing expiration, a January exit could be plausible, especially given reported interest from clubs in Saudi Arabia and La Liga.

In addition to considering established first-team players, it might be prudent to loan out some young talents. Conor Bradley, yet to make a Premier League appearance due to a back injury, could benefit from a spell at a Championship side. With Mo Salah set to participate in the African Cup of Nations, Liverpool requires additional goal-scoring options. Leroy Sane, a former standout performer for Manchester City, emerges as a potential excellent choice. His contract with Bayern Munich has only 18 months left, potentially making him available for sale if a new deal is not reached.

Liverpool faces another urgent requirement, particularly in the center-back position following Joel Matip’s injury. Maxence Lacroix, frequently associated with a potential move to Anfield, has demonstrated his skills at Wolfsburg and has a relatively short remaining period on his current contract, making a January transfer a feasible option. Additionally, with Bradley expected to leave, Trent Alexander-Arnold would be the sole natural right-back at Liverpool.

Kyle Walker-Peters, who has excelled for Southampton in the Championship, could potentially fill that gap, having previously played as a right-back for Tottenham.