It’s been a pretty odd window for Liverpool this summer with things starting brightly and then seemingly fizzling out up until this point.
Indeed, Mo Salah and Dom Solanke arrived rather quickly, followed by Andrew Robertson but the seemingly key deals of Virgil van Dijk and Naby Keita have really not gone as planned.
For sure, the van Dijk one might still happen but Southampton seem to be holding firm right now and so it remains to be seen if we get him or anyone else.
For sure, then, questions, as they always will be, are getting asked to Jurgen Klopp about potential business in the next two weeks but, as quoted by the club’s site, he’s not getting drawn on things right now – though we’re on the lookout.
He said:
“Unfortunately, my English is not good enough to give 500 different answers on the same question! You can obviously see the whole market worldwide is quite difficult. A few teams are still looking and we are looking, but that’s what I do when I’m not actually on the pitch or not thinking about training or not thinking about the next game.
“Of course we think [about] what we can do, but if the transfer window would have ended yesterday, we would already have a team which I like and which we can play football with. Of course, [we have] injuries here and there and that’s not too cool, but still in this moment a good team.
“The transfer window is a very important time, no doubt about this, but it’s also important what we do with the actual team. We will see what happens, I cannot change the answer because I don’t know.”
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