Liverpool boss reveals future transfer plans following January window

JURGEN KLOPP insists Liverpool will be busy in future transfer windows.

 

Jurgen Klopp is happy with Liverpool's transfer dealings so far

 

The Reds made no signings on deadline day yesterday, having already wrapped up two deals throughout January.

Defender Steven Caulker joined the Merseyside outfit on loan from QPR for the rest of the season with Klopp’s side in urgent need of defensive reinforcements.

While Marko Grujic’s £5.1m move from Red Star Belgrade went through at the beginning of the month, but the 19-year-old has since been loaned back to the Serbian outfit until the end of the campaign.

 

And Klopp has lifted the lid on how he deals with new arrivals at the club and what he expects to happen in the future at Anfield.

Speaking before the transfer window shut he said: “We will do things, for sure, not in this transfer window, but we will do things.

“It’s not that you should buy and sell, buy and sell. In my opinion usually I make a one-year contract with the players.

 

“I know they have them for longer, but for me I say ‘okay, yes, you are in my team and if you don’t play the biggest rubbish in your life, I will trust you, you have to trust me’.

“And after a year, we’ll look. Maybe he wants somewhere else, maybe I want him to go somewhere else. That’s football.

“Now we’re in the middle of the season, I have been here for four months and nothing has happened on transfers. I am fine with that. We can go on working.”