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Martin Zubimendi recently discussed his future after a failed transfer to Liverpool during the summer window, making it clear that he has no regrets about remaining at Real Sociedad and does not plan to switch clubs in January. The 25-year-old midfielder addressed rumors linking him to Manchester City as a possible replacement for the injured Rodri, which also raises doubts about any imminent move to Liverpool.

Despite reports indicating that Liverpool is focusing on acquiring a defensive midfielder in the winter window, Zubimendi has firmly stated his position. The Spanish international told ESPN, “You can all rest easy in winter. My philosophy is to do at every moment what comes from within. So far, things have gone well for me.” He admitted that the transfer speculation during the summer was stressful but emphasized that staying at Real Sociedad was the best choice for him. “It is true that there was a lot of noise [in the transfer window]. I went through uncomfortable moments. The best thing for me was to stay here, and I am happy and at peace,” he added.

Liverpool’s summer transfer activity was modest, with the club securing Federico Chiesa from Juventus and Giorgi Mamardashvili from Valencia (who will join in 2025). While there was interest in Zubimendi, his recent comments indicate that a January transfer is unlikely.

Although Zubimendi has dismissed the possibility of a winter move, Liverpool’s interest in the Real Sociedad star hasn’t completely vanished. However, his clear commitment to his current club makes a January transfer highly improbable. Liverpool’s sporting director, Richard Hughes, and his team may consider postponing further signings given the impressive performances of Ryan Gravenberch, who has excelled in a deep-lying midfield role this season.

Gravenberch, who arrived at Liverpool from Bayern Munich, has made a strong start, although he has yet to face elite competition, as noted by manager Arne Slot. His solid performances early in the season could lessen the urgency for another defensive midfielder in January. While there’s always room for improvement in midfield, particularly since Wataru Endo has struggled to adapt to Slot’s possession-based system, it seems unlikely that Zubimendi will be the solution at this time.

Additionally, there are indications that Zubimendi may be aiming for a different future. A report from TBR Football by Graeme Bailey suggests that the midfielder is more interested in a potential move to Real Madrid, which could diminish any hopes Liverpool or Manchester City have of acquiring him in the future.

In summary, while Zubimendi’s skills have made him a coveted player, his immediate future seems securely linked to Real Sociedad. His comments indicate satisfaction with his decision to remain at the club, making a January transfer unlikely. For Liverpool, this means any plans to bolster their midfield during the winter window will need to focus on other targets, as Zubimendi’s intention to stay in Spain is clear. Although they may continue seeking midfield reinforcements, the Spanish international is not expected to be part of Liverpool’s plans, and the club may rely on Gravenberch while exploring other potential options for the future.