Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish
is set to
offer Stephen
Warnock a
return to Anfield to help plug the club's leaky defence, according
to The Mirror.
Dalglish is keen to bring in the former Red on loan with a view to
a permanent move as he looks to solve the left-back problem that
has plagued Liverpool all season.
England right-back Glen Johnson has been played out of position
to accommodate the emergence of Martin Kelly.
However, the move hinges on Villa boss Gerard Houllier agreeing
to do business with his former employers.
Liverpool hope to bring in the former Melwood trainee who has not
been a first team regular under Houllier.
The Reds have also been linked with Warnock’s Villa and England
team-mates Stewart Downing and Ashley Young.
Any of the deals could be done as Houllier looks to do some
business of his own with speculation surrounding an £18 million
move for Sunderland striker Darren Bent.