Liverpool are currently top of the Premier League, while Jurgen Klopp’s side are in second place, three points ahead of Aston Villa.
However, they are set to miss Mohamed Salah and Endo Wataru for the Africa Cup of Nations and Asian Cup respectively, meaning Klopp could bring in reinforcements in the January transfer window. Liverpool return to action against Arsenal in the FA Cup third round on Sunday, followed by their League Cup semi-final first leg against Fulham on Wednesday.
Liverpool are one of the clubs interested in signing Kylian Mbappe, whose contract with Paris Saint-Germain expires at the end of this season. And the striker did not rush to make a decision and talked about his future. He said: “First of all, this year has been really motivating for me.
It is very important. We have a title to win and we won one. I haven’t decided yet. I didn’t make a choice.
“My decision to deal with the chairman this summer is not important because we have managed to protect all parties and keep the club calm for the challenges ahead.
That is the most important thing. That is why [This it’s what we make [decisions] secondarily.” Former Liverpool striker Roberto Firmino is considering a return to the Premier League, six months after leaving Anfield for Saudi Arabian professional league side Al Ahly.
According to talkSPORT, Fulham are one of several English clubs who have been offered the opportunity to sign Firmino, while Sheffield United were also interested in the striker before manager Paul Heckingbottom was sacked last month and replaced by Chris Wilder.
Firmino spent eight years at Liverpool, scoring 111 goals in 362 games in all competitions, helping Liverpool win the Premier League, Champions League, FA Cup and League Cup.