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<\/p>\nLiverpool are reportedly unlikely to do any serious business during the January transfer window, despite Jurgen Klopp currently dealing with numerous first-team injuries. Liverpool were tipped to go after a new centre-back in January, but are now set to have a low-key window.<\/p>\n
Liverpool are set to have a quiet January transfer window, according to reports.<\/p>\n
The Premier League leaders are still without their two best centre-backs, with Virgil van Dijk and Joe Gomez sidelined for the foreseeable future.<\/p>\n
The pair are both set to miss the majority of the rest of the season, with both suffering from different knee problems.<\/p>\n
Klopp has been forced to give significant first-team minutes to youngster Rhys Williams and previously-unwanted Nat Phillips.<\/p>\n
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The Reds had been tipped to go after a new centre-back in the January window, with Dayot Upamecano, Ozan Kabak and Sven Botman all linked.<\/p>\n
However, it has now emerged that they won’t be making any significant first-team signings in January.<\/p>\n
The Liverpool Echo reports Liverpool boss Klopp is content with his options at the back, and won’t rush into any deals until the end of the season.<\/p>\n
Outgoings are also unlikely, despite reports linking numerous players with moves away.<\/p>\n
Divock Origi had been tipped to depart in the current window, with the Belgian striker struggling to break into the first team.<\/p>\n
He has only featured three times in the Premier League this season – all from the bench.<\/p>\n
Wolves were linked with a move, but reports suggest Liverpool told them they’d have to fork out £20million in order for them to let the 25-year-old go.<\/p>\n
The same report from the Echo claims Liverpool haven’t received any indication that Origi – or any of their other players for that matter – wants to leave.<\/p>\n
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Xherdan Shaqiri has also struggled for minutes this season – partly through injury – and has therefore been linked with a move away.<\/p>\n
Liverpool are reportedly open to selling him, though his contract still runs until 2023.<\/p>\n
However, they won’t be offloading him in January, and will hold onto him until the summer at least.<\/p>\n
Diogo Jota’s recent injury has provided him with a potential route into the side, and Klopp is said to be unwilling to offload Shaqiri due to his role as a solid backup.<\/p>\n