Liverpool keep or sell: Which players could be on their way out of Anfield?

Liverpool, but will only do so if his wages are similar to other Reds stars.Wijnaldum is out of contract at the Premier League champions in the summer and is able to speak to foreign clubs from this month.Though reports suggest Liverpool’s Prem rivals Wolves are also interested in a move for Wijnaldum.Contract talks remain ongoing with the Dutch star reportedly keen to stay at Anfield following his 2016 move from Newcastle.Though Sky Sports say the midfielder believes his wages should compare more favourably with the club's top earners.That could prove to be a stumbling block for any new deals with Wijnaldum currently believing to be earning £75,000 per week.Meanwhile, the likes of Thiago, Virgil van Dijk and Mohamed Salah are all pocketing

Former England striker Chris Sutton blasted Jurgen Klopp for being a "complainer" as he pinned Liverpool's poor form on the absence of Virgil van Dijk.

Don't wait 30 years - sign up for our daily football email newsletter today!Liverpool’s title challenge has hit its first major speed bump, with the champions failing to win for three games on the spin.Draws with West Brom and Newcastle had allowed Manchester United the chance to draw level at the top of the table.That opportunity was taken on New Year’s Day – but against Southampton, the Reds failed to respond.Danny Ings opened the scoring, before the Saints held Jurgen Klopp’s side at arm’s length to earn a valuable win.Klopp was forced to start Jordan Henderson along Fabinho at the back at St Mary’s as their defensive issues continue to disrupt their season.Long term injuries to Virgil van Dijk and Joe Gomez have only been exacerbated by

Liverpool legend Jamie Carragher admits that Jurgen Klopp’s recent team selections could cause disharmony amongst his squad.

Liverpool ace Andy Robertson believes the points tally required to win the Premier League will be significantly lessened this season.

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp is set to name another makeshift defence in the Premier League.

The January transfer window now means Liverpool can begin addressing their defensive injury woes.

"It's hard to have four world-class centre-halves. If anyone wants to tell us we made a mistake, I think Carragher mentioned already.

Liverpool's owners to make a move for a central defender in the January window.

Liverpool are expected to bolster their backline this month after being dealt a defensive injury crisis in the first half of the campaign.The Premier League champions have often been left short of options at the back this season, with Virgil van Dijk and Joe Gomez both facing a battle to play again this season after picking up serious knee injuries towards the end of 2020.Trent Alexander-Arnold, Andy Robertson and Kostas Tsimikas have also suffered with niggling problems of their own, meaning Jurgen Klopp has been forced to deploy a number of makeshift back fours.But with the January transfer window now open, Liverpool are being tipped to get their chequebook out and strengthen Klopp’s defence - with five players already on their radar.Davi

Liverpool have been dealt an injury crisis at centre-back this season, with three of Jurgen Klopp’s first-choice defenders currently unavailable.It has been a testing campaign so far for Klopp, who has been forced to use youngsters Nat Phillips and Rhys Williams at the heart of his defence on a number of occasions.Fabinho has also been used as a makeshift centre-half in the absence of Virgil van Dijk and Joe Gomez, who picked up potentially season-ending injuries towards the end of 2020.Joel Matip has also struggled with fitness problems of his own throughout the campaign and is now set to spend another period on the sidelines.So when can Reds fans expect their three injured centre-backs to return?The biggest blow of Liverpool’s season so

Liverpool midfielder Danny Murphy has urged his old club not to panic buy in the January transfer window - despite their injury crisis at centre-back.The Premier League champions have been left short of options in central defence this season, with injuries to first-choice pairing Virgil van Dijk and Joe Gomez coming as a major blow to Jurgen Klopp.Joel Matip has also struggled with fitness problems of his own throughout the campaign, meaning youngsters Nat Phillips and Rhys Williams have earned a number of unexpected senior appearances.Klopp has even been forced to use Fabinho as a makeshift centre-half, which has actually proved a success so far.With Van Dijk and Gomez facing a battle to play again this season, Liverpool have been tipped

Premier League champions visit Southampton on Monday night looking to keep their title defence on track after dropping points in successive games against Newcastle and West Brom. Jurgen Klopp's side still went into 2021 on top of the table, but they haven't been helped by a crippling injury crisis that has seen Fabinho playing much of the season as a makeshift centre-half.

Liverpool have recalled defender Morgan Boyes from his loan spell to boost their centre-back options amid their injury crisis.The 19-year-old joined Fleetwood Town on a season-long loan in August, having made two senior appearances for the Reds in the FA Cup and Carabao Cup last year.But the centre-back has struggled for games, making just two League One appearances and two appearances in the cup tournaments.And this has seen Jurgen Klopp recall the Wales U21 international back to Anfield, where he could get some opportunities.Liverpool are without three starting centre-backs in Virgil van Dijk, Joe Gomez and Joel Matip.

It is "inconceivable" that Liverpool won't sign a centre-half in January according to Jamie Carragher.

Liverpool are at risk of throwing away their own Premier League title chances. Jurgen Klopp’s men were joined on 33 points at the top of the table by Manchester United following their win over Aston Villa, having led by 13 points at the same stage last season.

Liverpool are still not planning to dip into the January transfer market, despite their injury woes. Diogo Jota joined the likes of Virgil van Dijk and Joe Gomez on the sidelines during December.All three have knee problems, as the summer arrival from Wolves suffered ligament damage.

Liverpool fans are not happy with Garth Crooks' team of the year, after the former striker omitted Mohamed Salah and Virgil van Dijk. Salah scored 23 goals across the calendar year and helped Liverpool win their first ever Premier League title but Crooks opted for a front three of Tottenham star Son Heung-min, Everton's Dominic Calvert-Lewin and Salah's team-mate Sadio Mane.There was also no space for last season's top scorer Jamie Vardy or England captain Harry Kane, who scored 16 goals and provided ten assists across the year.

Liverpool are set to bolster their defensive options after a series of injuries to their centre-backs.

Liverpool are pulling out all the stops to help Virgil van Dijk recover from his ACL injury.

Former Liverpool star Danny Murphy has called on Jurgen Klopp to drop Nathaniel Phillips and deploy Jordan Henderson at centre back.