The Anfield Index Podcast

Guy is back with today's Daily Red as he looks ahead to tomorrow's game against Crystal Palace

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Newsround with Dave Davis | Liverpool's Busy January? Camara, Frimpong & Major Transfer Decisions

Part 2.

Dave Davis returns with another edition of Newsround on Anfield Index, examining why Liverpool could face a crucial January transfer window as Julian Ward looks to reshape Andoni Iraola's squad.

With Liverpool continuing to struggle for consistency, Dave discusses the growing list of decisions facing the club, including Jeremy Frimpong's potential move to Saudi Arabia, Harvey Elliott's difficult loan spell at Valencia and possible departures for Federico Chiesa and Wataru Endo.

Could Liverpool also strengthen their midfield? Monaco's Lamine Camara remains a name of interest, with Dave assessing whether the Reds could make a move when the January window opens.

Contract situations are another major concern. Alisson Becker's future remains uncertain following Iraola's latest comments, while Liverpool must also secure the futures of exciting youngsters Rio Ngumoha and Trey Nyoni amid reported interest from Bayern Munich in Ngumoha.

Dave also examines the attacking problems facing Iraola, including questions over Alexander Isak and Florian Wirtz's pressing ability and whether Liverpool have sufficient squad depth to compete across multiple competitions.

With potential departures, contract negotiations and midfield reinforcements all on the agenda, can Julian Ward deliver the January business Liverpool need?

All this and more on Newsround with Dave Davis, exclusively on Anfield Index.
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Hari Sethi is joined by Joe Walker of the FYPFanzine to preview the upcoming game.

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Newsround with Dave Davis | Frimpong's Saudi Escape Route, Nyoni's Rise and Liverpool's Palace Test

Part 1.

Dave Davis returns with another edition of Newsround on Anfield Index, bringing you the latest Liverpool FC news, transfer rumours and team updates ahead of Sunday's crucial Premier League clash with Crystal Palace.

The biggest transfer talking point surrounds Jeremie Frimpong, with reports suggesting the Liverpool defender is open to a move to Saudi Arabia and has been offered to Al-Hilal.

After a frustrating spell at Anfield, could Liverpool recover their £35 million investment and move on from a transfer that has failed to deliver? Dave discusses the potential involvement of former Liverpool sporting director Richard Hughes and why an exit could make sense for everyone involved.

Attention then turns to Trey Nyoni, whose remarkable development continues to impress. With Liverpool reportedly in advanced talks over a new contract, Dave argues that the young midfielder has earned his place in Andoni Iraola's starting XI.

There's also a full preview of Liverpool's trip to Selhurst Park, where Crystal Palace are struggling for form and will be without Jean-Philippe Mateta and Ismaila Sarr.

With Liverpool coming off consecutive defeats, Dave insists there can be no excuses for failing to secure three points.

Iraola's recent comments also come under the spotlight, including Liverpool's attacking struggles, defensive mistakes in Europe and whether the Reds need to become more streetwise when dealing with referees.

Can Liverpool bounce back before the international break? Should Nyoni start against Palace? And could Frimpong be heading for a surprise January exit?

All this and more on Newsround with Dave Davis, exclusively on Anfield Index.
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The Liverbirds pull apart the recent loss v Arsenal including some (more) baffling refereeing decisions, our successes vs Chelsea & Brighton and consider our upcoming games vs Crystal Palace and, following the international break, the old enemy coming to Anfield from the other end of the East Lancs road!

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