Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers admits he's had a frustrating winter market.
Liverpool's recruitment team are continuing to explore options - Rodgers has indicated he would even consider a loan if the quality was right - but, at this stage, it is looking unlikely whether they will bring anyone in. Rodgers has admitted that such an outcome would be a disappointment.
"We'll probably judge that (whether this month has been a frustration) best when the window has shut," said Rodgers. "We will see where we are at when the window shuts. Of course I wanted to strengthen the team that was already here.
"If we are unable to that it would be disappointing, but there's nothing you can do about it. If we don't get them in then, as a coach, I'll work with what I've got. There's no point in looking back on it.
"We'll reflect on it and as I said my sole intention then will be to maximise and get everything out of the players I have left. We can identify the players that we want to bring in and we hope we can get them in.
"If we can, the club will do everything possible to match the value worth of the player. If they end up going to another club that of course is difficult to take. But you can't worry about it you've just got to keep looking forward."
