Also linked with Arsenal and Manchester City, Zubimendi is expecting a wave of January transfer rumours and might have already made his mind up

Real Sociedad midfielder Martin Zubimendi has insisted he is "not wasting energy on outside noise" amid renewed speculation about a January transfer to the Premier League.Liverpool came close to signing Zubimendi during the summer,

Despite this setback, Liverpool’s interest has not waned. Persistent reports indicate that Zubimendi remains a player they are closely monitoring as they continue their squad evolution under Arne Slot. Manchester City and Arsenal have also entered the frame, suggesting a fierce battle could ensue if Zubimendi chooses to move.

Liverpool’s stance on Martin Zubimendi seemingly hasn’t altered since the summer, and would “100 percent” move for him if he became available. The Reds’ failure to sign the Real Sociedad midfielder during the summer transfer window left many frustrated, with the need for a new No. 6 seemingly evident.

Liverpool's pursuit of Real Sociedad midfielder Martin Zubmendi may no longer be a priority for chiefs at Anfield. That's according to James Pearce, who suggest

Martin Zubimendi has sought to brush off transfer speculation linking him with Arsenal and Liverpool ahead of the January transfer window. Zubimendi was the subject of plenty of speculation in the summer and looked set to join Liverpool when they agreed to meet the Real Sociedad midfielder’s £51m release clause.

Liverpool came close to signing Martin Zubimendi in the summer having previously expressed interest in Aurelien Tchouameni

According to Fabrizio Romano, Liverpool are 'still monitoring' Real Sociedad and Spain midfielder Martin Zubimendi after missing out on the Spanish internationa

However, Zubimendi rejected a move to Liverpool in favour of staying at boyhood club Real Sociedad, and he has since denied rumours suggesting that he now regrets turning down a switch to Anfield.

Arsenal could gain an unexpected edge in the race to sign Martin Zubimendi ahead of Liverpool and Manchester City

Arne Slot has enjoyed a great deal of success since his arrival in Merseyside at the start of the summer, but not everything has worked out perfectly for the Dutchman.On the pitch things are going