Liverpool may not have the busiest January window but considering that they've made signings in the last four winter windows, we can't rule it out.
A brilliant summer of business has helped to springboard Liverpool to success so far this season and there aren't really any gaping holes in their squad that need to be filled, in all honesty. Plus, the emergence of strong academy prospects and recalled players have brought depth at the right time.
Jurgen Klopp trusts his squad and the academy prospects and we've seen Jarell Quansah and Conor Bradley shine but some fans will still point towards potentially bringing in a centre-back or defensive midfielder at some point this year. Although, their current injury list is concerning and that could force their hand in the market.
Given how quickly the transfer landscape can change, here at LiverpoolWorld we've decided to cover all the deals and potential deals that Liverpool are involved in.
1. Done: Nat Phillips
Having been recalled after a difficult spell at Celtic, he has found a new temporary home at Cardiff City until the end of the season. | SNS Group
2. Done: Owen Beck
Having been re-called from Dundee United, he played just once to help cover for Robertson and Tsimikas and he's gone back on loan to the same Scottish club to continue his development. | Liverpool FC via Getty Images
3. Done: Calvin Ramsay - Bolton
The right-back was recalled by the club after featuring just twice for Preston North End this season. But, having recovered from injury, he has now completed a loan move to join high-flyers Bolton. Coincidently, it's the same club which Connor Bradley enjoyed huge success at on loan last season, and Ramsay will be hoping to make a similar impact after a tough spell. | Liverpool FC via Getty Images
4. Done: Fabio Carvalho to Hull
The attacker has joined Hull on loan until the end of the season following his return from RB Leipzig. Having struggled for game time in Germany, Carvalho will be a guaranteed starter for the Yorkshire side who are pushing for promotion. Photo: Hull City