Klopp rules out any deadline-day transfer for Liverpool following FA Cup exit

Liverpool head coach Jurgen Klopp has ruled out any rash signings on deadline day for Liverpool despite their poor form of late.

The Reds were once again defeated by

in their 3rd confrontation this season as on-form Mitoma managed to score a late screamer for the Albions, helping them progress into the 5th round of the FA Cup.

But this defeat has no bearing on Liverpool’s transfer policy, as Klopp stated:

"No, nothing will happen in this transfer window, that's all."

Klopp faulted his players’ body language as well as their questionable defending when it comes to set-pieces.

"That doesn’t feel great, obviously. That's not cool, but we have to take it,"

Klopp said in his post-match press conference.

"We have still space for improvement. We make steps, but we have to improve, we have to improve further on and that's what we will do."

The pressure is mounting on Klopp and the German has to deliver as the

prepare to face Wolves, followed by the Merseyside Derby against Everton.

"If we are in a better situation, 10 points more in the league and stuff like this and then you lose here at Brighton, you just say, 'Respect'. What they do is really good,"

Klopp said.

"But we are obviously in a situation where we constantly want to make the final step, and that's why it feels now especially bad in this moment because it didn't happen.

"But there were, again, steps in the right direction. You can imagine nobody wants to hear that any more, I cannot hear it any more, but it's still right. That means we have to go from there.

"We have to improve, we have to do better, the body language with a couple of boys has to be much better, defending in the formation has to be better from a few."

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