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Xherdan Shaqiri is reportedly set to remain at Liverpool despite suggestions from manager Jurgen Klopp that a transfer was close. Shaqiri joined Liverpool in 2018 after Stoke were relegated
to the Championship and made 42 appearances for the Reds. But despite his talent, the Swiss has been unable to supplant the front three of Mohamed Salah, Sadio Mane and Roberto Firmino. The
arrivals of Takumi Minnamino and Diogo Jota have meant Shaqiri's chances of players have been further hampered. And last week Klopp left him out of the Carabao Cup tie against Arsenal
and hinted his exclusion was due to a possible transfer. TRANSFER DEADLINE DAY LIVE: MAN UTD TO SIGN TWO, ARSENAL, CHELSEA GOSSIP, EVERY DONE DEAL Klopp said: "It is the time of the
year when some things happen in the background and you have to react - that is what we did." However, according to the Evening Standard, Shaqiri will not be leaving Anfield on transfer
deadline day unless a surprise bid was made. It means Shaqiri faces waiting until January for another chance to leave. PREMIER LEAGUE ON TV: GET NOW TV'S SKY SPORTS SEASON PASS NOW AND
SAVE 25 PER CENT "There's been so many times we've won big games before international breaks, so we've said how nice it is to leave but unfortunately now we need to deal
with the other side. "We need to deal with probably our heaviest defeat in a long time. We need to go away for two weeks now away from all the lads and then we've got a Merseyside
derby. Look, the lads will be ready for that. "It's up to us to be as fit and fresh as possible with all the international games, but we'll stick together and make sure this
performance hopefully never happens again." _THIS ARTICLE CONTAINS AFFILIATE LINKS, WHICH MEANS WE MAY RECEIVE A COMMISSION ON ANY SALES OF PRODUCTS OR SERVICES WE WRITE ABOUT. THIS
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