Liverpool have developed quite the knack for selling their unwanted players for considerable fees in recent years, with such business bolstering their transfer kitty in the process.
Yet at a time when they are in need of a midfield revamp, and when it will cost a club-record fee if they are to be successful in signing first-choice target Jude Bellingham in the summer, they have run out of in-demand players to move on.
Nat Phillips could move on before the January transfer window closes next week, while Caoimhin Kelleher has been tipped to command a significant fee when the time comes for the Republic of Ireland international to depart Anfield in search of first-team football. But beyond that pair, Liverpool’s selling well is seemingly dry.
