Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp reveals hints Regarding the signing of new players during the January transfer market after continuing to face a crisis of injured players
Jurgen Klopp has admitted he wants Liverpool to stay busy during the January. After being called by former club player Jamie Carragher that the club needed a £250million investment to close the gap with Manchester City, despite refusing to comment on whether the UFABET club would spend that money. how much But Klopp doesn’t hide the fact that he wants to see new players come in. Especially with key forwards such as Diogo Jota and Luis Diaz injured , current owner John W. Henry has publicly admitted that the club is open to. New investors or even selling the team directly.
“To be honest, I’m not against investing, it’s clear, but we’ll see what the future holds ,” Klopp said. We always say that we are prepared from the sport side. It’s clear to us the ideas we have and the necessity. But all the rest is not 100 percent in our hands. You can imagine the situation we are in. We may be looking for (new contracts) if anything happens. We’ll see each other. I don’t know about the amount. Now have to deal with the situation. It has nothing to do with investors or anything. We have to deal with the present and that is what we are working on.”
Liverpool were defeated 3-2 in the Carabao Cup against Manchester City on Thursday December 2022 and their next match is against Aston Villa on Boxing Day. Uncertainty after limping off pitch at Etihad But Klopp hopes Trent Alexander-Arnold Ibrahima Konate will return to training on December. After reaching the World Cup final against France , Liverpool have work to do now: get back into position. To qualify for the Champions League, they are seven points behind fourth-place Tottenham Hotspur, while they are 17 behind leaders Arsenal.
However , Klopp still thinks they are fighting for the Premier League title and will be relentless in keeping that dream alive. He is excited to be back in the league again. And confident that his team can close the gap in the top four. “We thought we were within reach and we had to chase. There were things that I didn’t like against Man City. Ours doesn’t exist. But we managed to find a way back into the game. And I’m an optimist. Our time before the break was very fine. And there’s more to come. Some players have had good moments from the World Cup such as Jordan Henderson, Alisson and Virgil van Dijk. It’s a start again.”
Aston Villa ‘s main menace is perhaps none other than ex-Liverpool striker Danny Ings, whom Klopp sold to. Southampton “The only reason he hasn’t been successful here is injury,” said the Liverpool manager. “He wanted to play and we couldn’t offer that. His quality was never in doubt. And he has shown it to Southampton and is now Villa. And they have other good strikers.”