Liverpool have been brilliant in the attacking third since the arrival of Jurgen Klopp last season, however, they remain shaky at the back.
Even after signing two center halves and a new goalie in the summer transfer window, the Reds have failed to keep a single clean sheet in their opening seven Premier League fixtures.
The Merseysiders must focus on signing a solid defensive midfielder and a versatile French midfielder is linked in the form of Inter Milan star Geoffery Kondogbia.
The 23-year-old Les Bleus midfielder was a top star for AS Monaco but he has failed to shine for the Nerazzurri since completing his €35million move last year. Now, he is linked with a move away from the Serie A club and reports suggest that Liverpool have come forward to sign Kondogbia on loan in the January transfer window (WebCalcio).
WebCalcio state that the Reds will pay his salary as well until the end of the season. At the moment. In your opinion, should Liverpool sign Kondogbia?
Liverpool have Moved in to Secure Nerazzurri's €35million Signing
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This idiotic rumour is more than laughable. Why the hell would we be bringing in another mid-fielder , and one only on loan , when we have an abundance of them and they can’t even all get a game now as it is ? We are falling over mid-fielders so give it a rest please !
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you probably don’t know that our problem now is a defensive midfielder.. we definitely don’t need an attacking m/f but defensively we are poor. we need his kind ..
Yes it is good.
Anyone who has seen my scribbles in recent months will know I’m obsessed with us signing a SPECIALIST defensive midfielder to give our still-weak defence a bit of protection. If this guy is good, plays in that position, is the right age, has pace to burn and we could get him – effectively on trial – until the end of the season before making a decision as to whether or not to buy him then what’s not to like about that potential deal . . . and all we’d pay are his wages! Now we need a LB . . .