Five in five out at Liverpool for Jurgen Klopp in January?

Simon Mignolet
Perhaps controversial, though the Belgian stopper is too inconsistent and has failed to forge a firm understanding with his rearguard, which has left Liverpool exposed all too often.

Incomings

Bernd Leno
One of Europe’s upcoming goalkeepers, Bayer Leverkusen’s Leno would be a great option, though would be unlikely to come cheap. However, at just 23, he has plenty of years left and the draw of playing under Klopp might be too much to resist.

Jonas Hector
A high-energy left back, who can cross and tackle, should Klopp want a more balanced option than Moreno, Cologne’s Hector could be an option. With Gomez able to play anywhere in the backline, the Reds could accommodate the 25-year-old, if they sold Enrique.

Nicolas N’Koulou
Marseille’s Cameroon international centre back has been linked to clubs across Europe, and could well be the kind of defender the Reds need. With a commanding presence, the 25-year-old can be a success in the Premier League.

Grzegorz Krychowiak
While the Poland anchorman might be too much of a luxury, and with his side Sevilla in the Champions League, it would be the draw of playing under Klopp which is likely to be the only thing that convinces him. However, Liverpool are still a big club with some talented players.

Domenico Berardi
Unlucky to have had to pull out of the latest Italy squad with a muscular injury following a senior call-up, Berardi is a prodigious talent and, at just 21, he has a great future. Able to play wide right or in attack, he would add another dimension to the Reds.