Liverpool scared of losing Klopp, Arsenal desperate to offload Ozil in loan deal

Arsenal plan to ship Mesut Ozil off on loan while Liverpool worry about losing Jurgen Klopp.

Arsenal are ready to allow Mesut Ozil to leave the club on a loan deal in January if that's what it takes to offload the playmaker, according to the Sun. The media outlet also report that the North London club would be willing to pay a chunk of the World Cup winner's wages in a similar situation to Alexis Sanchez's loan move to Inter. Ozil is thought to be earning a staggering £350,000 a week at Arsenal, but has only started one Premier League game for the Gunners so far this season. Turkish club Fenerbahce are reported to be interested in signing the 30-year-old on a temporary deal. 

Liverpool scared of losing Klopp

Liverpool are fearful of losing Jurgen Klopp if he is offered the Germany national team job, according to the Sun. The Merseyside club's manager is reportedly being considered as a candidate to replace Joachim Low, who won the World Cup with Germany in 2014. However, Low failed to get out of the group at the 2018 World Cup and finished bottom of Germany's group in the UEFA Nations League. Klopp's current deal at Liverpool expires in 2022 and the Sun believe that Low could leave his post as the national team manager after the World Cup that year.