Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp to allow Mamadou Sakho to leave on loan to Galatasaray
The French international has run out of time at Liverpool as they look at offers for the defender.
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JURGEN KLOPP is ready to allow Mamadou Sakho to leave on loan in January.
The French central defender has not kicked a ball in anger this season after falling out with his Liverpool boss.
Galatasary are prepared to pay almost £1M in loan fees to take the 26 year old to the Turkish Super Lig and Klopp is not expected to block the deal.
Liverpool would rater the player left on a permanent basis but that us proving difficult. They will look to loan him instead so that they can cover his £75,000-a-week wages.
He has been the subject of interest from plenty of clubs including Lille-who wanted to take the player back home on loan- with a view to a permanent deal in the summer.
Both Milan clubs have also been enquiring as to Sakho's availability and would like to take him in January.
It was originally believed that Sakho would be leaving in the summer transfer window but after an appropriate offer was not made, he stayed to fight for his place.
Once a main stay of Liverpool's defence Sakho was the subject of a public falling out with Liverpool's boss even taking to social media to show he wanted to stay.
The ex-Paris St Germain defender has since been left to rot in the reserves and has succumbed to the idea of leaving Liverpool.