Liverpool transfer news: Juventus 'join race' for Mahmoud Dahoud, Adam Lallana staying put
A round-up of the latest rumours regarding ins and outs at Anfield
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Your support makes all the difference.Mahmoud Dahoud’s name will not stop being linked with Liverpool, but Jurgen Klopp may face competition for the Borussia Monchengladbach midfielder.
According to Tuttosport, Juventus are ready to join the race for the Syrian-born Germany Under-21 international, who shares an agent with Emre Can.
Dahoud has been linked with Anfield since the back-end of last season and his current contract at Borussia-Park expires at the end of the 2017/18 season.
One player who will not be moving anywhere this winter is Adam Lallana, who has reiterated his commitment to Liverpool.
The England international has been linked with Paris Saint-Germain in some quarters, but he insists he is not even contemplating leaving Anfield.
“I love it here at the minute, especially since the manager has come in,” Lallana told Sky Sports.
“We have each other's trust and you don't always get that at clubs. The thought of leaving Liverpool has never entered my mind.
“It's a great compliment to be spoken of in the same breath as a club like PSG with those sorts of numbers.
“But I'm absolutely loving my football at the minute under this boss and I can only see myself being here for the long term.”
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