Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish has said that he expects the "full support" of owners Fenway Sports Group if he wishes to strengthen his squad in January.
The Scot has received healthy backing from the American investors over the past year or so, spending large sums of money such as £35m on Andy Carroll in January.
Dalglish admits that he is now happy with his squad of players but is not ruling out any unforeseen injury worries.
"The more players I have to choose from the more difficult my job is but the better it is for everyone," said the 60-year-old.
"We have a fit squad at the moment but I am sure that won't last too long.
"There is a window coming up in January and if we feel the need to use it I am sure we will get full support [from the owners]."
Dalglish's side host Norwich in the Premier League on Saturday.
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Pascal Lemesre
Pascal Lemesre
