The acquisition of Juventus midfielder, who might be out on loan for the upcoming six months

Premier League football is set to resume once the World Cup is officially done. Between now and the conclusion of the season, Jürgen Klopp will have a challenging task on his shoulders because the Reds, who are presently sixth in the table, are keen to qualify for next year's Champions League, after the restart, Liverpool will need to significantly improve, and over the following few months, 

They will need to find a method to patch up their midfield unit, Aurélien Tchouaméni was a target for Klopp in the recent summer as he looked to strengthen his engine room, but the Frenchman ultimately chose to sign with Real Madrid, Even though the current Premier League season is just 14 games old, Oxlade-Chamberlain, Keta, Curtis Jones, 

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Jordan Henderson, and Thiago Alcântara have all sustained injuries in the middle of the park this term, leaving Liverpool to appear fatigued for the most part. Klopp's first pick for 2023 is Jude Bellingham, while sources from Portugal indicate that Enzo Fernandez is also on Liverpool's shortlist, however, neither player is expected to join the club before the season is through, 

And signings during the forthcoming January transfer window seem extremely doubtful, The American first gained attention as a promising young player a few years ago, rising through the ranks at Schalke before Juventus considered signing him in 2020. He was initially leased to Italy before being permanently acquired by the Serie A powerhouses a year later.

Subtly connected with a move to Anfield 

McKennie, who is now 24 years old, has recently been subtly connected with a move to Anfield after finding it difficult to make a name for himself in Turin, according to the Daily Mail, he has played in 66 league games since joining Juventus, but just 42 of those have been starts, Along with Tyler Adams and Yunus Musah, he started for the USA at the World Cup, and he still has lots of time to develop further, McKennie is vivacious, outspoken, and very attack-minded, but it is unclear whether Liverpool should target him.