Hudson-Odoi sought as the first two transfer targets for Liverpool are named

It is unlikely that Jurgen Klopp will spend money in January – but it seems that the Liverpool manager is already preparing his plans for the summer with the Reds presented as the best contenders for the signing of two men stars.

Defenders Joe Gomez, Dejan Lovren, Joel Matip and Trent Alexander-Arnold threatened to undermine the Reds' bid for world championship, including James Milner at the back and Fabinho at the center. recent matches.

However, the injuries now seem to be easing – and reports released on Wednesday also revealed that Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain was also back to training – According to a report released earlier this week, Klopp is unlikely to make any new signatures this month.

But Liverpool has a number of stars likely to be displaced this summer, with John Aldridge supported Tuesday Klopp to "clear the dead wood" of his team at the end of the current season.

And with Daniel Sturridge, Alberto Moreno and maybe Nathaniel Clyne, they are about to leave, Klopp will look to give a new face to his team to keep his troops on the heels before a new badault for glory next season .

And according to information, Klopp would have already identified the two men that he wants to bring this summer, with German paper Bild report Wednesday, Wednesday, Callum Hudson-Odoi, the winger in demand from Chelsea, has become a surprise target.

The teenager is expected to leave Stamford Bridge after Bayern Munich has submitted four transfer offers to Chelsea – the latest of which reached £ 35 million, with the Bundesliga club even by offering him the shirt No.10 of Arjen Robben.

But Bild baderts that Liverpool's interest in the player is serious. The Merseysiders' representatives reportedly met Hudson-Odoi and his brother, Bradley, who is also his agent in early January.

Chelsea has presented Hudson-Odoi a new deal valued at £ 70,000 per week, although the winger is more tempted by the promise of first team football than money.

So, Bild Hudson-Odoi is still tempted by Bayern, but a similar Liverpool approach will encourage the teenager to think twice before leaving for Bavaria.

The second Klopp transfer goal is a household name for Reds fans, with the Daily Express claiming that Klopp had decided that the RB Leipzig striker, Timo Werner, would be the man he wanted to replace Sturridge during the Liverpool attack.

German striker Werner, long linked to Liverpool, is out of contract in 18 months.

Bayern Munich sniffle, but the Express says that good relations between Liverpool and Leipzig can tip the deal in their favor.

Given the time remaining on his contract, the striker is expected to receive around € 40m (£ 36m) this summer, and it is unlikely that this player's fees will delay the Reds.

RB Leipzig boss Ralf Rangnick, however, reportedly said he hoped Werner would stay in the Bundesliga club for at least the next two to three years, although that remains to be seen.

Liverpool fans discussed the benefits of Werner's signing earlier this week, with the most of all, his qualities would suit the Reds.

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