The club is open to new players joining Liverpool

Liverpool coach Juergen Klopp said Monday that his team would be open to new players in January if they needed to strengthen their team to play the Premier League title.

Liverpool has injured a group of players in recent weeks, including defenders Joel Matip and Joe Gomez, and their absence until mid-January.

Arsenal's Trent Alexander-Arnold and Nabi Keita may be back against Newcastle United on Wednesday, and the club has noted that physical problems may force it to rethink the politics of new players.

"I'm happy with what we have but we do not know what will happen," he said at a press conference. That's why the door is always open and if something happens, we have to take a look.

"If there is something else, we must think because we still have a lot of games and it is important to show the reaction."

"If there is a radical change, we will think about it, that's all, if nothing happens, I will say we will not do anything."

Liverpool beat Liverpool 2-0 on Friday to extend their Premier League lead to four points after Manchester City's surprise defeat at Crystal Palace 3-2.

The club asked players to stay focused when Newcastle's Anfield stadium hosted two games that could determine the type of competition this season against Arsenal and Manchester City.

"The most important thing for us is (the reaction) after winning the last game and that is why Wolverhampton faced a daunting challenge (after the victory over Manchester United).

"So I'm very happy with our behavior, that's what we needed and we maintain our anger, our greed and our work, which is what we have to do against Newcastle."

* Back to Anfield

The club expects Liverpool's former coach, Rafael Benitez, to receive a warm welcome when he returns to Enfield for the fifth time as a coach. rival team.

Benitez, who led Liverpool in the 2005 Champions League, had a difficult season with Newcastle, 15th, five points clear of the relegation zone.

"I think club fans do not forget those who did an outstanding job here.

"I did not see anyone satisfied with the amount available for (Newcastle) to join new players."

"Rafael has a lot of experience to deal with all season and all these feelings.The team is stable and in good period in terms of results.It is always difficult to face."