By Steven Northover

As the nights start to draw in, and November rolls into the Christmas Season, football fans’ thoughts will be inevitably drawn to the Winter Transfer Window, and the possibilities of what might be.

Traditionally, the Reds have kept their powder dry until the summer; however, it seems likely it could be a busy four weeks on Merseyside.

Bournemouth midfielder Alex Scott is seemingly Liverpool's number one target, and with the team's midfield looking increasingly threadbare, it seems that a bid for the 23-year-old is likely.

However, it is probably more likely that there may be more players leaving than coming in.

With that job in mind, let's go through the possible departures in the New Year, most likely to least, and why their days at Anfield may be numbered.

 By Steven Northover

Less than a month after Amit Bahtia led a consortium to buy a 38% stake in Liverpool Football Club, off-the-field investment looks likely to continue with the announcement that Turkish Airlines will be the club's new front-of-shirt sponsor.

By Tyler Eaton

PSG winger Ibrahim Mbaye, who has been heavily linked with Liverpool this summer, looks set to join Aston Villa after the two clubs agreed on a fee.

By Alex Heath

Liverpool have reached an agreement in principle with PSG to sign winger Bradley Barcola for a guaranteed fee of just over £100million and up to £20million more in add-ons.

By Steven Northover

As fans wait with bated breath for a positive outcome in the chase for Bradley Barcola, the Reds' transfer machine has moved on to its next target, and a solution to the squad's perceived weakness on the right flank.

By Steven Northover

With the transfer window set to close in six days, it seems like the summer’s longest-running transfer saga may be about to conclude.

By Steven Northover

Liverpool's long running chase of RB Leipzig's Ivorian winger Yan Diomande appears to be proven fruitless as the 19-year-old appears to have chosen the current European Champions as his preferred destination - should he turn down a contract extension offered from the German side.

Despite being open to a move to Anfield, Diomande is said to drawn to PSG's long term plans under their Qatari owners, as well as working under Luis Enrique, and sees PSG as his best chance to win more trophies, and ultimately win the Ballon D'or according to David Ornstein (The Athletic)

By Sahl Masood Ahmed

The transfer market rarely respects a gentleman's agreement, and the current atmosphere surrounding Marco Palestra perfectly illustrates the fragile nature of these negotiations. Inter Milan have spent weeks attempting to carefully construct a €50m deal for Atalanta’s young defender, only to find the landscape abruptly altered by Chelsea's late arrival. This sudden disruption has reopened the market, alerting other Premier League clubs to a developing opportunity. Liverpool have been offered the 21-year-old Italian international, though there is no evidence of a formal bid or advanced negotiations.

By Joel Lefevre

Liverpool will have to dig deep into their pockets to sign a highly sought-after winger. Yann Diomandé has been on the Reds’ radar for some time, with the RB Leipzig attacker currently signed with the German club until June 30, 2030.

Liverpool appear to be in pole position to sign the young Ivorian, who has quickly risen through the ranks to become a hot commodity. The 2024-25 Premier League champions might be in a race with the club that knocked them out of the last two Champions League tournaments, Paris Saint-Germain for Diomandé. The latest reports suggest that Andoni Iraola’s men want him desperately.

By Sahl Masood Ahmed

Liverpool have officially initiated contact with RB Leipzig, stepping up their pursuit of Yan Diomande. If the 19-year-old winger departs Germany this summer, the Merseyside club currently occupy the strongest position to secure his signature, having successfully aligned the foundations on the player's side according to David Ornstein in a deal that could rise to over £112M.

By Steven Northover

Arne Slot's future as Liverpool manager will be assessed at an end-of-season review, following the Final match of the season against Brentford on Sunday, according to football expert Fabrizio Romano. It follows heavy criticism on the Dutchman as well as Mohammed Salah's bombshell statement after the 4-2 loss to Aston Villa.

By Steven Northover

As questions remain over the future of current Liverpool manager Arne Slot, with many fans feeling that the club needs a ‘clean break' from the Dutch manager, speculation has begun to mount on who will replace the former Feyenoord manager - with the firm favourite being legendary midfielder Xabi Alonso.