Liverpool are flying in the Premier League and their fans here in the Tavern are absolutely loving life under Jurgen Klopp.
With no European interests this season, the onus is very much on securing a solid league finish and doing as well as possible in the two domestic cup competitions.
Klopp has his team playing with real confidence and for the first time in a couple of years, Liverpool are looking like real title contenders once again.
But with any team that is chasing the title comes the pressure to invest and as we saw this summer, Liverpool’s owners are very much ready to support their manager financially when it comes to bringing the best players to Anfield.
And one man that has already been linked with a move to Merseyside is Fabian Schar. The Swiss international is one name amongst a dozen that could make the move this summer but we want to see if anyone else could join him.
So with that in mind, here’s 3 players could follow Fabian Schar to Liverpool in January…
Lorenzo Insigne
Napoli forward Lorenzo Insigne looks like a man-in-demand and Liverpool would have to stump up some serious cash to bring the winger to Anfield.
We’ve seen some fantastic performances from the likes of Coutinho, Firmino and of course, Sadio Mane but Liverpool need strength in numbers if they are to continue improving.
Insigne would bring bags of experience and a real pace to Liverpool’s flank, if he does make the move this January.
Inaki Williams
Sticking with the wide man area, we think Athletic Bilbao star Inaki Williams would be more than ready to move to the Premier League.
The Spanish youngster has been setting La Liga on fire in recent months, with his pace and skill really showing the world’s best what he can do on the flank.
Though typically a striker, Williams has been playing on the wing for Bilbao this season, and to great effect. He would be unstoppable alongside the likes of Coutinho and Firmino.
Gonzalo Castro
Borussia Dortmund midfielder Gonzalo Castro has it tough at the Westfalenstadion in terms of competition.
There is a whole host of talent on the books of the German giants in the middle-of-the-park and you do wonder whether the German international would be better off moving on to better his career.
And a fantastic destination for his services would be Liverpool, who need perhaps one more player in midfield to really give them that cover going forward. Castro might not be the most physical of midfielders but he’s a man that can move the ball quickly and really support his attackers going forward.
