Jurgen Klopp has hinted Liverpool could enter the transfer market before next week's deadline, saying the club are "working constantly" to find the right player.

You can imagine, we are actually working constantly on these kind of things but there are reasons why sometimes they don't happen," he said. "Sometimes it is too expensive, sometimes it's not the right player.

"Then, the situation changes, but one thing that stays really important is that it needs to be the right player. We are working but we will see. If something will happen or not, I don't know.

"Some players are just unavailable, that's how it is, but if we can do something, and if we will do something, then we are 100 per cent convinced about it. If we are not convinced, then we will not do it. That's the situation.

"If it's the right player, we need him. If it's not the right player, we don't need him. I'm the one who said we don't need a midfielder, and now we need a midfielder.

"You were all right and I was wrong. That is the situation."