Defenders Liverpool could sign to replace Joe Gomez

With the passing of the weeks the winter transfer window is starting to pick up pace and teams like Liverpool see this as a window of opportunity to improve, especially in the defensive sector that has presented so many problems throughout this season. The Reds are already interested in a couple of elements that for their price and their experience could perfectly replace Joe Gomez, who has left a lot to be desired in his displays this 2022.

A few weeks ago it became known that Leicester City would dispense with the services of their Turkish-born defensive midfielder, Çağlar Söyüncü, becoming a coveted piece by teams like Galatasaray or Inter Milan, with the Reds possibly entering the dispute for his services in a few weeks, being his great attraction the regularity he had with the Foxes.

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On the other hand, Evan Ndicka is one of the most watched centre-backs on the European football scene as his contract expires at the end of this season with Eintracht Frankfurt. Faced with the impossibility of retaining the French centre-back in their squad, the German club are willing to let him leave in the January transfer window provided they pay him around 15 million euros.

The French defender has been in excellent form for Eintracht Frankfurt for a couple of seasons now and has become one of the Bundesliga's best centre-backs. If you take into account his great level at the moment and his ridiculous price, this player becomes one of the best offers to bet on in the month of January, with a couple of interested parties already competing with Liverpool for his acquisition.

Klopp could choose between these options to give solidity to his defence

Both the Leicester City and Frankfurt players have the qualities and the necessary level to be indispensable pieces in the team led by Jürgen Klopp, with the Turkish-born defender having known for five years the English competition at the Foxes, understanding perfectly what it means to be a defender in the Premier League and more for a team like Liverpool, not being able to afford to make mistakes as blunders as Gomez has done in recent matches.