The Liverpool fans in the Football Transfer Tavern are expecting a very busy January…

Jurgen Klopp has enjoyed a good start to the season so far, with the Reds currently exceeding expectations in Premier League.

A title challenge appears to be on the cards for Jurgen Klopp’s men this year – and the German will no doubt want to ensure that his squad is up to the challenge.

Inaki Williams has recently been touted with a move to Anfield by Mundo Deportivo (via The Sun), as Jurgen Klopp looks to beef up his attacking options – and our landlord thinks that a few more big money signings could follow the talented attack.

With that said, these THREE players could follow Inaki Williams to Liverpool in January….

 Geoffrey Kondogbia

Geoffrey Kondogbia is a powerful central midfielder that could solve Liverpool’s midfield problems.

Liverpool are a very quick, technical side – but if there is one thing that they lack it is a bit of raw power and aggression.

Players like Coutinho and Mane are great when you’re winning, but sometimes when times are tough –  you need a player like Kondogbia that can force a result through.

Able to sit just in front of the defence, Kondogbia would serve to alleviate the threat from the opposition attack whilst also providing a threat going forward.

He could be the man for Klopp.

 Jonas Hector

Liverpool’s full-back issues have been well documented, with James Milner currently filling in on the left-hand side.

Milner has done well so far – but he is obviously only a short-term solution. Jurgen Klopp would struggle to do better than German defender Jonas Hector as a long-term successor to the English veteran.

The left-back is a dynamic defender, able to both defend and attack well – and his arrival would certainly sure up the Liverpool back-line.

 Lorenzo Insigne

Lorenzo Insigne is a player that Liverpool have been linked with in recent weeks, and he would certainly add a dose of technical brilliance to an already successful attacking line.

Insigne has been in good form for Napoli so far this season, and he could be looking to leave the club; so the deal could work for Klopp.

Alongside Williams, Liverpool could find themselves a bit overrun with attacking talent – but Insigne would be a surefire upgrade to the Liverpool attacking line.

Fast, technical and offensively adept; Insigne would be a great signing.