Liverpool had a quiet summer in the transfer market and appears to be following the same approach in January, a point Arne Slot recently addressed.
In an interview with BBC Sport, the head coach said:
“Liverpool should always be competing for the league title and the Champions League. My goal is to keep the club at that level.
“I understand why some people question our lack of activity in the transfer market, both in the summer and now in winter. However, there’s a reason for it—we’re happy with the squad.
“That being said, we are definitely planning to strengthen the team in the summer.”
This suggests that significant signings before the January window closes are unlikely, with bigger moves expected in the summer—something that could excite or concern fans.
Slot’s comments hint at upcoming transfer activity, which could enhance an already in-form squad. However, this might also be necessary if key players like Mo Salah, Virgil van Dijk, or Trent Alexander-Arnold depart.
If any of these stars leave, reinforcements would be essential, though they may not necessarily improve the squad. Fans will be hoping the trio signs new contracts while still seeing some key additions.
Slot has recently spoken about the importance of keeping the club captain, indicating he’s particularly eager for him to stay. However, nothing is certain yet.