Liverpool have their eyes on a lot of players ahead of the January transfer window.

The Anfield outfit made four new signings in the summer and, while all of them have managed to improve the Reds' ranks, it's clear that some more changes still need to be made.

That's because there are still a fair few areas among their ranks that are lacking in depth with some of their starters even failing to perform to the standards expected.

Obviously, they can't go out and spend another £150 million but, if they see a market opportunity or desperately need to bring someone new in for one of their current players, there's no doubt that Liverpool will make their move.

So, the fact that their scouts are being sent out to watch several players across the globe on a regular basis is hardly surprising.

One of Liverpool's main problem positions last term was their right-back.

Jeremie Frimpong and Conor Bradley were both consistently side-lined due to injury which resulted in Dominik Szobsoszlai, Wataru Endo and Curtis Jones all being used as a full-back.

Obviously, Joe Gomez would've been the best player for them to use there but, since he's also rather injury prone, he was barely ever available for selection either.