Liverpool's January window was particularly quiet as they didn't want to enter the market due to the signings they made in the summer.
A strong squad had already been assembled meaning no signings were needed. Plus, the emergence of youngsters such as Jarell Quansah and Conor Bradley have removed the need for anyone in particular.
Jurgen Klopp is preparing his side for a trophy hunt across four competitions and a deep squad will be needed if they want to have multiple successes. Fortunately, they have welcomed back players from long-term injuries and even without any additions in January, they are well set. Therefore, we've decided to look what problems that have/have not been solved by the January window.
5. Caoimhin Kelleher's future
The Irishman was subject to a bid from Nottingham Forest late in the window but it was rejected. It's likely he'll continue to be the second-choice at Liverpool and if he wants to be a number one he will have to look elsewhere. And the bid was reminder of that. | Liverpool FC via Getty Images
6. Emergence of Conor Bradley
With some questions over who can fill at full-back (Joe Gomez has been brilliant, but there is no other option) Bradley's emergence at right-back has settled those fears and he is someone who can give Trent Alexander-Arnold ample rest and also allow him to venture in midfield if needed. It has helped save the club valuable money if they were going to spend. Photo: Peter Byrne
7. Don't forget Fabio!
Fabio Carvalho struggled on loan at RB Leipzig when he looked set for a strong spell away. However, he barely featured and he was moved back to England to get regular minutes with promotion-chasing Hull. Photo: George Wood/Getty Images