Liverpool could make Japo unplayable with 'miracle' signing.

Competitors watch in a slumped position Liverpool Continue to move relentlessly towards Premier League The title, or so it seems.

The thing is, those who are content at Anfield know the agony of reaching the biggest prizes over many difficult years under… Jurgen Kloppcommand.

The road is long and winding and Liverpool must face more adversity before reaching the finish line and obtaining the golden award, whether it is in the English Premier League, UEFA Champions League Or somewhere else.

Arnie slot He's already got his flowers, no matter what happens over the coming months. Inheriting Klopp's team and taking it to a higher level is something special, and he will have won over even the most skeptical Reds fans, convincing them that he is the right man for the job over the coming years.

Liverpool is flying high, but it is not infallible. December was a successful month, but it revealed some defensive weaknesses that need to be managed.

Liverpool look to the left-back

While Liverpool are unlikely to do anything drastic and sign a left-back this winter, he does appear to be a priority and will be the first port of call when action is taken to improve Slot's squad.

Recent reports claim Bournemouth's Milos Kerkez, 21, is on the radar but Manchester United are in the driving seat. Liverpool may need to move around in search of alternative targets if the need for a full-back becomes acute.

Good, According to insider Graeme Baileythe Anfield side were looking for a potential move for Bayern Munich Alphonso Davieswhose contract will expire at the end of the season.

It is understood that FSG have held talks with the Canada international's representatives in recent weeks and have confirmed that he would be interested in a move to the Premier League.

However, Real Madrid are also in the picture, and although Slot could snap him up on a free transfer, Davies' salary is £178,000 per week He likely needs improvement, which places him among the highest levels at Liverpool.

What will Alphonso Davies bring to Liverpool

Andy Robertson He has shrunk into a way of working that lacks his former vigor and energy. The hype about his decline may be a bit loud, but as it stands says reporter David Lynch“Robertson has been unlucky this season, but it would also be fair to say that he has been at the crime scene for many bad moments at Liverpool.”

The 30-year-old has clearly put himself grounded through years of tireless service on Merseyside, and while he would like to continue his journey with Liverpool for the next few years (at least) he could bring in the likes of Davies who could be a game-changer, injecting… Effectiveness while maintaining the creative and technical quality on offer.

Davies is certainly a spread dribbler, but he is also a confident distributor and an accurate ball-winning defender. The complete package, some might say.

Davies' former colleague It was described by Ivan Perisic As a 'prodigy' in the past, such is the ridiculous nature of his physical attributes, speed and effectiveness.

He would be the perfect upgrade for Robertson, as his style looks perfect for the burgeoning Cody Jacobo as well.

Imagine him and Cody Jackpo

Jacobo has developed into a key player this season, earning… He scored ten goals and four assists He participated in 26 matches, of which only 15 were from the start.

Robertson remains a powerful and accomplished left-back with an array of trademark passes that create a link between him and the wide striker, be it Jacopo or Luis Diaz, but Davies would reinvent the winger and instil a new level of dynamism over the years of his Liverpool career.

According to FBrefDavies ranks in the top 3% of full-backs in Europe's top five leagues over the past year in terms of pass completions, top 9% for progressive passes and shot creation movements, top 2% for progressive carries, and top 1% for successful possessions per 90.

Davies' pace and relentless movement on the ball will be ideal for the Dutch winger, whose ability to penetrate and fire shots into the corner of the net has proven to be a real asset for title-chasing Liverpool.

Jacobo's beautiful goal against Leicester City on Boxing Day set the tone in the second half as Liverpool came back. Just imagine if this Arjen Robben-like wide man had a tireless bundle of energy spread behind him. The two can work in destructive flow.

Of course, one of the most pressing concerns on the minds of Liverpool fans will be whether Real Madrid can be beaten in this transfer battle. There is a very plausible and not too distant future that sees Davies as a partner Trent Alexander Arnold On either side of Los Blancos.

But given that the Bayern Munich star is willing to try his luck in the Premier League and that Liverpool are performing at a level that would tempt any top-flight player around the world, this could be an official signing for Richard Hughes to complete, speaking to The Globe that Anfield are… One of the classiest and sexiest outfits around.

From a tactical standpoint, Slott will feel he has the acumen to take Davies' skillset to a higher level. When combined with Gakpo on the left, it can be a recipe for destruction. Liverpool are the European team to beat at the moment, but such a takeover could actually ensure a similar level is maintained across the slot era.