Watch out Klopp, here's the list of players Liverpool could sign for free in winter

Jürgen Klopp's Liverpool have established themselves as one of the best teams in the world and are on the verge of doing something historic: winning all the titles they are playing for (Carabao Cup, FA Cup, Premier League and UEFA Champions League) and competing for the Heptete (also winning the Community Shield, European Super Cup and Club World Cup). It's crazy.

But, despite that, he is working on planning his squad for the second half of the season that will start after the World Cup, with the aim of staying in the top flight and working on renewing the squad in several key positions. Liverpool should have their sights set on these players for the upcoming winter transfer window, taking advantage of the fact that their contract expires and they could arrive for free. 

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As of 31 December, these players will be out of contract and the Reds could start negotiations with them now to bring them to Anfield from January and help improve the current situation of the team, which is complicated in the Premier League both defensively and offensively, taking into account all the injuries that have occurred in the team in recent weeks. 

Youri Tielemans, Konrad Laimer, Marco Asensio, Ngolo, Leandro Trossard, Evan Ndicka, Soyuncu, Memphis, Ale Grimaldo, Marcus Thuram, Jefferson Lerma, Todd Cantwell, Paulinho , Moussa Dembele and Houssem Aouar, all of them are good options for Klopp to consider and integrate them into the Merseyside squad to also increase internal competition and help improve other players such as Firmino and Mohamed Mohamed Salah himself. 

Tielemans and Laimer, Klopp's top priorities 

With injuries to Naby Keita and Thiago Alcantara's inconsistent form, Klopp has his sights set on signing a midfielder and improving on the fiasco that was Arthur Melo. That is why he is thinking about Tielemans and Laimer, who would arrive for free and would be luxury reinforcements for the Reds, so the next few weeks will be key to get good answers.