Liverpool to battle Mersey rivals for Chelsea starlet

Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers is considering a January swoop for Chelsea left-back Ryan Bertrand, according to reports from The Mirror.

The English defender – who is also wanted by Everton – is some way down the pecking order at Stamford Bridge, with Jose Mourinho having elected to field Cesar Azpilicueta – a right-sided defender – in the role after dropping Ashley Cole.

This has alerted Rodgers, who is keen to bolster his squad of the coming month.

A left-back is seen as a priority for the Northern Irishman, who was forced to field centre-back Daniel Agger in the position due to injuries to both Jose Enrique and Jon Flanagan.

Bertrand, 24, is believed to have little future at Chelsea, but Mourinho is unsure as toYork Court of Appeals at the time of the chapter 11 filing.
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