Jurgen Klopp reveals he could make January signings if Liverpool injury crisis worsens

Jurgen Klopp admitted he could be forced to add to his squad in January

JURGEN KLOPP admitted he has not made any firm plans for the January transfer window but is ready to spend if needed.

 

Liverpool have been hit with a number of injuries to key stars since the German's arrival at the club, with Jordan Henderson, Mamadou Sakho, Danny Ings and Joe Gomez all on the sidelines, although Daniel Sturridge is expected to return this weekend. 

And Klopp explained he is willing to dip into the transfer market should the club's injury crisis worsen.

"The January transfer window is not the perfect one because you have no time to train," Klopp told Sky Sports.

 

"You pick a player, put him on the pitch and say, 'Come on, show your best performance'. But if we need, we will do [transfers]. No problem.

"I don't know what will happen in January, if we have more injuries it will be important, of course. But at this moment, there's no decision.

"I think six weeks is not enough to judge. I know in this world we judge after one second sometimes. If you want to develop things you have to wait for steps, that's normal.

"We have done very well in some situations and not perfect in others, but we had 15 very bad minutes against Crystal Palace. All the rest was OK, it was not perfect, but we can make big steps in the next few weeks."