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Pay jump: Vardy could be offered big wages to make the move to Liverpool

Here are all the latest Reds stories from today's Daily Mirror and other news outlets...

Vardy to be offered bumper pay?

Jamie Vardy is set to be offered a bumper pay packet to swap Leicester City for Liverpool, according to the Daily Express and ESPN FC.
The 28-year-old is the hottest striker in England right now and top Premier League clubs are hoping to sign the former non-league sensation while he remains in his prime.
Liverpool are believed to be prepared to significantly increase his £45,000-a-week wages.
It is suggested that preliminary talks are in place between the two parties' representatives and they hope to push through the move in January.

Subotic favourite for Dortmund-Liverpool switch?

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Favourite: Klopp was a big fan of Subotic during his time at Dortmund

Forgotten Jurgen Klopp favourite Nevan Subotic is the favourite to swap Borussia Dortmund for Liverpool this winter, according to German outlet Bild.
The defender is out-of-favour under new boss Thomas Tuchel and Klopp is believed to remain a big fan of the player.
Subotic is reportedly lacking the motivation to stay and fight for his place and could move elsewhere in the near future.
Liverpool have done well defensively since Klopp took over, but the German will further be looking to strengthen.

Klopp looking for bargain Suarez buy?

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Cheap deal: Suarez could cost as little as £6million

Liverpool are in talks to secure the signing of Mario Suarez from Fiorentina, according to Spanish transfer site Fichajes.
The Spanish international is reportedly unsettled in Serie A and would like to leave Italy in the near future.
It is believed that Suarez would cost in the region of £6million, making him a bit of a bargain buy for Jurgen Klopp this winter.

Klopp cools Reds title talk

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Excited: But Klopp is not getting carried away

Jurgen Klopp delivered a verdict on Liverpool’s six-goal supershow at Southampton that will have Premier League rivals shuddering - “It was good, but we’ve still got an awful long way to go,” writes Mirror Football's David Maddock.
The German has brought to Anfield a killer instinct to go with that killer smile - with Liverpool winning at Chelsea, Manchester City and Southampton since his arrival.
A slow, steady start has been followed by a run of seven wins in eight matches, with some Liverpool fans daring to dream of a title challenge.
But Klopp, despite building a head of steam at Anfield, has urged fans not to get carried away.

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“I don’t think about this,” he said of a title run.
“People can talk about this but we just have to play football.
“We don’t have any ideas yet about where we can get to – it’s a fantastic football club and everyone here loves working at this club and everything is really good.
“But you need to have luck with injuries to be challenging, so we can’t get carried away and look too far forward – we are only in sixth place.
“That is all we look at and that is what football is all about. We know we can get better, and we know there is still a long way to go.”

Super Sturridge hailed by Lallana

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Clinical: Sturridge netted two on his return to action

Daniel Sturridge has been hailed as "world-class" by Liverpool teammate Adam Lallana, following his showing at Southampton, writes Mirror Football's Alex Richards.
In his first start for the Reds under Jurgen Klopp, following questions over his mentality in light of his injury troubles, Sturridge responded with a brilliant double at St. Mary's.
Now Lallana is hoping that the England forward can keep himself fit, after showing why he's rated so highly by his Anfield colleagues.
"He showed exactly what he's about and why we want him back and in the team," said Lallana, speaking to Liverpool's official website.
"He's massive for us, he's a world class player.
"Within ten minutes he finished two brilliant chances and we're in the lead after a sloppy start."
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Redknapp: Klopp has "sprinkled magic dust"

Jamie Redknapp says Jurgen Klopp has "sprinkled magic dust" over Liverpool's players - and there is no limit to what they can achieve, writes Mirror Football's Aaron Flanagan.
The 6-1 win over Southampton makes it seven wins from eight games in all competitions for Klopp - including dominant away wins at Chelsea and Manchester City.
Redknapp has revealed his amazement at the reborn Reds, insisting that he does not recognise half of the team.
Speaking on Sky Sports, he said: "The whole club is buzzing, he seems to have a magic wand, and he's come in and seems to have sprinkled magic dust on everyone, because they all look like completely different players."
He continued: "To come here and produce that kind of performance was incredible. It's a very good Southampton side. With no Coutinho, no Firmino.
"At the moment there's no limit to what Liverpool can do. I have been blown away by what he has achieved so far. They have been absolutely brilliant to watch."

Klopp reminds his Liverpool squad of their obligations to the city

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Community: Klopp is heavily involved with Liverpool FC Foundation

You can't accuse Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp of failing to see the bigger picture, writes Andy Kelly in the Liverpool Echo.
Last month on the day after Liverpool's Europa League win against Rubin Kazan in Russia and gruelling 4,000-mile round-trip, the German's post-team meeting was all about matters off the pitch, report the report the Liverpool Echo .
Klopp sat down to talk with Andrea Cooper, the head of LFC Foundation, which delivers club's community programmes both across Merseyside and around the world.