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#4 The burning of woods in Sunderland
Erm, yeah, I just did that. January window is basically trying to correct the screw-ups done in the summer. For the mid-table clubs, the basic way to do that is bringing supposedly talented players on loan from the bigger clubs.
And this is exactly what Sunderland are trying to do according to Liverpool Echo as the Wearside outfit are interested in bringing Ben Woodburn on loan from Liverpool.
While there are a host of clubs interested to bring the 18-year-old on loan, Sunderland seem to have the advantage as the coach of the team is someone who gave Woodburn his Wales debut: Chris Coleman. Klopp also wants the talented youngster to go on loan and garner experience from playing first-team football—something which he can get at the Stadium of Light.
A win-win-win for everyone it seems.
