Reds boss hoping for transfer breakthrough
Liverpool boss Kenny Dalglish has admitted the club are finding it hard to prise their transfer targets out of their clubs.
The Reds have been strongly linked with a move for Ajax forward Luis Suarez as they look to bolster their attacking options before the transfer window closes on Monday.
The two clubs are thought to be miles apart in their valuations of the Uruguyan and Ajax have set a deadline of Saturday for any deal to be done.
Liverpool have also seen a bid rejected for Blackpool schemer Charlie Adam with Ian Holloway determined to keep hold of his prize asset.
Dalglish admits he would like to bring reinforcements, but concedes it may not happen because of time and money.
"The finance is there. Everything is in place but it's difficult to get players out of other clubs at this time," said Dalglish.
"If we do not get anyone it is not for the want of trying."
The Reds have been strongly linked with a move for Ajax forward Luis Suarez as they look to bolster their attacking options before the transfer window closes on Monday.
The two clubs are thought to be miles apart in their valuations of the Uruguyan and Ajax have set a deadline of Saturday for any deal to be done.
Liverpool have also seen a bid rejected for Blackpool schemer Charlie Adam with Ian Holloway determined to keep hold of his prize asset.
Dalglish admits he would like to bring reinforcements, but concedes it may not happen because of time and money.
"The finance is there. Everything is in place but it's difficult to get players out of other clubs at this time," said Dalglish.
"If we do not get anyone it is not for the want of trying."
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