Liverpool Yet to Add First-Team Reinforcement This Window
Liverpool approach the final stretch of the January transfer window without securing any senior additions to the first team. The club completed one incoming move by signing young forward Mor Talla Ndiaye who will strengthen the under-21s rather than the main squad. So far only left-back James Norris has departed permanently joining Shelbourne on New Year’s Day.
With less than two weeks remaining attention at Anfield centres on potential sales rather than arrivals. Manager Arne Slot appears open to reshaping parts of the squad which has led to several players drawing interest from various European sides.
Key Departures and Incoming Interest Dominate Headlines
Federico Chiesa and Curtis Jones stand out among those linked with moves away from Liverpool. Reports suggest both could leave before the window closes potentially freeing up funds or squad space. Chiesa’s situation particularly draws attention given his limited game time since arriving while Jones remains a homegrown talent with strong potential.
On the incoming front Tottenham have reportedly identified a prominent Liverpool star as a prime target. Discussions indicate the north London club sees this player as a valuable addition to their setup. Liverpool have reportedly given the green light for a £20m transfer if terms align allowing Slot to sanction the deal under the right conditions.
This development fits into a broader picture where Liverpool prioritise strategic outgoings to balance the books and make room for future planning. While no major signings have materialised yet the possibility of high-profile exits continues to generate speculation around Anfield as the deadline nears.
