Liverpool transfer news: Coutinho can leave in January, Juventus want Can and more, 28th December 2017

Emre Can heading to Turin?

Emre Can is in the last 6 months of his contract at Liverpool. He is free to agree on pre-contract with anyone in January. So Liverpool might want to cash in on him instead of letting him go for free in January.

According to the Tuttosport, Juventus are interested in buying the German midfielder. The Turin-based club is willing to send Croatian winger Marko Pjaca on loan in a part exchange deal for Emre Can. Jurgen Klopp is still hoping that Can agrees to sign an extension but if he does not, Liverpool will definitely like to get something for their asset.

Barcelona set for talks with Liverpool for Coutinho

Set for his dream move?

Barcelona were constantly linked to Liverpool playmaker Philippe Coutinho in the summer window. Liverpool stood firm and reportedly rejected as many as three bids for the Brazilian playmaker.

According to the Sport, Liverpool might be tempted to sell their prized asset in the January window and both the clubs are going through the 'final phase of talks' in January. The reports further say that Coutinho's representatives are going to negotiate with Barcelona in the coming month.

Danny Ings set to leave Liverpool

Host of Premier clubs interested in him

Danny Ings suffered an unfortunate injury 2 years ago and recovered to full fitness just recently. The England striker is desperate for regular game time and needs to make a move away from Anfield if he wants to feature on matchdays more.

According to the Independent, West Brom have joined West Ham and Newcastle United in the race to sign the Liverpool striker. According to reports, West Brom manager Alan Pardew is an admirer of the England striker and wanted to sign him when he was a manager at Crystal Palace.

Klopp admits Woodburn can leave on loan

Going on loan?

Ben Woodburn is the youngest player to score for Liverpool in a competitive match. But the wonderkid from Wales has been restricted to just one appearance in the Carabao Cup this season.

According to Jurgen Klopp, the Welsh midfielder along with few other talented youngsters can profit from a loan deal and get regular game time.

“We have to decide at one point if it makes sense that they stay. For a lot of them, it makes sense that they stay here because we need them. For a few, maybe it makes a little bit less sense." The German coach said about the youngsters as quoted by the Mirror