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Kalvin Phillips “won’t go” to Liverpool this January on loan., former West Ham United and Scotland striker Frank McAvennie rejected the idea that the Manchester City midfielder would move to Anfield despite Jurgen Klopp’s desire for another defensive midfielder.of football in all competitions this season and just 760 minutes overall amid reports of the England international departing the Etihad this January.
Bayern Munich could be interested in a loan deal this winter, too.: “Hopefully I’ll get more minutes and if not, I’ll have to make a decision.”former Leeds United man at Anfield, but suggested that if he were to leave it would be a loan and that finances could play a role in a prospective departure.“There’s no way he goes to Liverpool. He won’t go to Liverpool, I can’t see that happening“If he does go in January it would be a loan deal, but I can’t see it being Liverpool.
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