Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano has shared information about Liverpool’s January transfer plans, stating that the club is actively exploring potential signings. Romano suggests that Liverpool is currently in the process of assessing options and considering additions to strengthen their squad during the transfer window.

Fabrizio Romano has suggested that Liverpool is likely to have a quiet January transfer window, with the club not feeling desperate to make mid-season signings. Despite ongoing rumors surrounding players like Jeremie Frimpong, Michael Olise, and Joshua Kimmich, the only additions to Jurgen Klopp’s squad so far have been players recalled from loan.

Romano mentioned on The Debrief that Liverpool is looking at potential opportunities at centre-back, but there is no urgency to complete deals. He noted that Liverpool is content with its current squad and typically prefers to focus on the summer transfer window.

This information aligns with James Pearce from The Athletic, who stated last week that Jurgen Klopp seems satisfied with the existing squad. Romano’s assertion suggests that Liverpool’s strategy for the January transfer window is to explore possibilities but not rush into signings.

Considering the Premier League’s recent actions against Everton and Nottingham Forest for breaching profitability and sustainability rules, and with Liverpool having spent more than they recouped from transfers last summer, the club may be cautious about major expenditures in January.

Despite injuries to key players, Liverpool currently leads the Premier League, and the potential return of some players from injury could strengthen the squad. However, Romano acknowledges that the risk of relying solely on the existing squad, particularly with defensive thinness, exists.

While the message to Liverpool fans appears to be not to expect significant signings in January, the nature of the transfer window remains unpredictable. Despite the likelihood of a quiet window, surprises have occurred in previous years, highlighting the unpredictability of January transfer activity.