The transfer talk at Anfield has almost exclusively been about new additions this summer, but with three major signings made and a new reserve goalkeeper brought in too, there are likely to be a few departures at Liverpool before the close of the transfer window.
One of the most vulnerable current employees is French striker David N'Gog, who almost joined Sunderland as part of the Jordan Henderson deal last month and is now a target for Bolton as they attempt to challenge for a top-half finish, which is rated a 3.05 possibility.
The 22-year-old's first-team opportunities have been limited since Kenny Dalglish's return to the dugout in January, with not one Premier League start afforded to the forward, who had made nine under Roy Hodgson. Even chances to shine as a substitute diminished,...