The January transfer window has closed and the need to reinforce Women’s Super League squads grows ever more present now the level of the competition is as fierce as it has ever been.
It is Liverpool’s first season back in top-flight football after two years in the Championship. Despite starting with a win over Chelsea the Reds have struggled with injuries throughout the season which potentially has forced their hand to do business in the January window in every effort to avoid a relegation battle.
As it stands they are ninth in the league table with eight points from 10 games - just one point ahead of Reading and Brighton in 10th and 11th and five points ahead of bottom-of-the-table Leicester. Everton however are fifth, they sit five points away from fourth place Manchester City and two ahead of Aston Villa in sixth.
