Liverpool are planning to replace right-back Jeremy Frimpong in the upcoming January transfer window.
The Anfield club has had their fair share of transfer misses in recent seasons. Players like Alexander Isak and Florian Wirtz have failed to live up to expectations despite hefty price tags.
Frimpong's move from Bayer Leverkusen, costing £29.5 million, has also fallen flat. The defender has struggled to adapt to manager Andoni Iraola's tactical setup. Former Reds defender Jamie Carragher was particularly scathing in his assessment after the team's defeat to Manchester City, noting that Frimpong appeared completely lost on the pitch.
Football Insider journalist Pete O'Rourke has shed light on the club's plans regarding the winter transfer window.
A right-back is probably another position that Liverpool really need to strengthen, given their ongoing issues. This position hasn't been particularly stable, as Jeremy Frimpong has not reached the heights expected when he was brought to Anfield last summer. His performances have raised concerns, and injuries to Conor Bradley have only compounded their challenges, forcing them to explore alternative options. They may consider this in January, but at the moment, it's not an urgent priority, so they could wait until the end of the season.
