This is our summary of Liverpool FC’s Thursday, January 11 news. Following their victory over Fulham, the Reds are heading into their winter break.

Liverpool’s next game is at Bournemouth on January 21, although it will feel like a lengthy wait as they won’t be playing for ten days. Even so, they enter the intermission with a positive attitude following their 2-1 Carabao Cup victory over Fulham.

Although the transfer season isn’t exactly looking active, the Reds don’t really need to recruit anyone because they’re winning the Premier League and all four cup competitions. Not that there isn’t anything to discuss.

This is our Thursday new update on Liverpool.

When Dominik Szoboszlai might make his Liverpool comeback from a hamstring injury has been disclosed. The midfielder has missed two matches due to injury.

The Hungarian, who was just crowned the player of the year in his nation, offered

The question of whether Szoboszlai could play in Liverpool’s very next match—away at Bournemouth on January 21—was then posed to him. The midfield player has a lot of optimism.

Guillem Balague has explained why Liverpool is currently in the Kylian Mbappe “equation.” Demand for the Frenchman is really great.

For Liverpool, it seems like a very unlikely transfer. Getting Mbappe would be by far the biggest acquisition in the Reds’ history; they have never completed a signing of this caliber.

What therefore accounts for the confidence? Guillem Balague, nevertheless, speculates that Mbappe may just be using Liverpool to further his career ambitions by pushing for a large contract.

Jürgen Klopp conveyed his satisfaction to Darwin Nuñez although admitting he could not explain his subpar finishing.

According to Opta, Nuñez has the highest assist rate among all Premier League players this season with ten lay-ons in just 167 minutes across all competitions.

After the Reds defeated Fulham on Wednesday night, Conor Bradley called his colleague Trent Alexander-Arnold of Liverpool “probably the best player in the world at the moment.”

Speaking following the.

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