Liverpool are reportedly planning to sign a Champions League-winning striker on loan in January, while the Reds are in talks with multiple clubs over the \u2018perfect move\u2019 for a midfielder and there are telling updates on Antoine Semenyo and Harvey Elliott.<\/p>\n
Alexander Isak\u2019s fractured leg and ankle injury is expected to rule the Swede out for up to three months.<\/p>\n
Arne Slot must navigate an extremely busy period of the season with just one striker (Hugo Ekitike) at his disposal, unless a new frontman arrives in January\u2026<\/p>\n
Liverpool to loan PSG striker?<\/p>\n
According to CaughtOffside, Liverpool<\/a> are \u2018discussing internally\u2019 a number of high profile strikers who could be signed on six-month loans in January.<\/p>\n Chief among them is Goncalo Ramos, who of course, was part of the all-conquering PSG side that won the quadruple last season.<\/p>\n Ramos isn\u2019t a regular starter in Paris owing to the presence of Ousmane Dembele and Desire Doue. Nevertheless, he is clinical when taking to the pitch, scoring nine goals in just 984 minutes of action this season.<\/p>\n Liverpool are said to weighing up a six-month loan approach, and the chance to feature more consistently at Anfield would help Ramos boost his stock for Portugal ahead of the 2026 World Cup.<\/p>\n The report stated:\u00a0\u2018Liverpool see Ramos as a potential short-term solution who could slot in seamlessly, offering pressing intensity and penalty-box instincts while Isak recovers.\u2019<\/p>\n READ MORE:\u00a0Liverpool target \u20ac80m PSG striker as Alexander Isak replacement<\/a><\/p>\n Talks on for \u2018perfect\u2019 transfer<\/p>\n Elsewhere, transfer insider, Graeme Bailey, has confirmed Liverpool are in discussions with multiple sides regarding a loan move for Trey Nyoni<\/a>.<\/p>\n The 18-year-old is among Liverpool\u2019s brightest prospects but understandably, chances in the first-team are in short supply right now.<\/p>\n The Reds want Nyoni to get regular game-time but are wary of how detrimental failed loan spells can be.<\/p>\n As such, Liverpool are in the process of determining whether Nyoni should leave on loan in January, and the green light will only be given if the perfect club are found.<\/p>\n The key in this instance is guaranteed minutes. Indeed, a loan where Nyoni spends extended periods rooted to the bench serves no purpose.<\/p>\n Premier League sides are understood to be among those Liverpool are talking to, though a move within England\u2019s top flight appears unlikely, given the doubts over game-time assurances.<\/p>\n Instead, a move down a level to the Championship or to a lesser European league could be on the cards. Failure to find the perfect solution will see Nyoni continue his development at Liverpool for the remainder of the season.<\/p>\n Antoine Semenyo truths<\/p>\n Semenyo has given priority to signing with Manchester City in the winter window, though that\u2019s not stopped The Telegraph from claiming Liverpool are still in the mix are considering a hijack.<\/p>\n