Transfer news, rumours and gossip from Anfield ahead of the 2023 January transfer window; the window opened on Sunday January 1 2023 and will close at the end of
Liverpool transfers
After the winter transfer window opened on January 1 2023, we round up Liverpool's done deals, plus the players linked with moves in and out of Anfield.
Liverpool keeping an eye on Brighton's Caicedo
Liverpool and Chelsea are among a number of clubs who continue to keep an eye on Brighton midfielder Moises Caicedo's situation.
Speaking this week after Brighton's 4-1 win at Everton, Caicedo said he intends to help Brighton qualify for the Europa League this season, suggesting he will not be moving in January.
The Ecuador international said: "We are having a great season with this coach and I am sure we are going to stay up there in the table. We are training very well, are very focused on every match and I'm sure we will take Brighton to a qualification place for the Europa League."
The striker's current deal expires in the summer. It is thought that Firmino would have to accept a deal on reduced terms if he was to remain at Anfield.
The 31-year-old has also been the subject of interest from Saudi Arabia, but not Al Nassr - Cristiano Ronaldo's new club.
Klopp on 'exceptional' Bellingham: He's so mature, you'd think he's 29!
Jurgen Klopp refused to put a value on Liverpool target Jude Bellingham but again praised the Borussia Dortmund midfielder's "exceptional" quality ahead of the January window.
Klopp is a long-time admirer of Bellingham and the teenager is expected to be his number one summer target, with the club understood to have already put a large amount of groundwork into a potential transfer.
However, the competition for the England international, who had a stellar World Cup, is already fierce, with Real Madrid and a number of other Premier League sides in the running.
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp says everyone knows England and Borussia Dortmund's Jude Bellingham is 'exceptional'
"I don't like to talk about money when you talk about a player like him. Everyone can see he is just exceptional," said the Liverpool manager.
"If you mention to someone who has no clue about football, or who knows about football and has not watched it for a while (and ask), 'How old do you think Jude Bellingham is?', I don't think anyone would get even close to his age.
"They would say 28 or 29 because he plays so maturely. He played an exceptional World Cup. Absolutely exceptional
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