After losing in the League Cup final on penalties, Liverpool's only realistic chance of success this season will be in the Europa League, where a tie with rivals Manchester United awaits them.

It has been a frustrating time in charge for Jurgen Klopp, who has seen his side struggle for consistency during his year in the Premier League.

Liverpool though do have a squad which is full of talent, and there are plenty of players sitting on the edge of the squad who are not quite getting a look in at the moment, and may seek a move elsewhere to get first team football.

Liverpool have a rich history of producing excellent young players, with Steven Gerrard and Michael Owen to name but two, and there are plenty in the ranks now who may benefit from a loan move while still young.

In this article, FLW's Lee Connor takes a look at THREE Liverpool players who should move to the Championship before the emergency loan window slams shut on March 24th......

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Ryan Kent

The 19- year-old winger enjoyed a successful spell on loan with Coventry City earlier in the season, and may well look to secure a move to the Championship to continue his footballing education.

Kent did break in to the first team when Liverpool suffered an injury crisis at the start of January, but is unlikely to be involved that much between now and the end of the season.

Kent has undoubted ability, and can dribble, finish, and create chances at the drop of a hat. He will be a useful asset to any Championship club who wishes to take a punt on him.

Jerome Sinclair

The striker has yet to sign a new deal with the Reds and if he is to secure a move somewhere in the summer, then surely he needs to get out and play football and demonstrate his ability?

Sinclair bagged on his first start of the season against Exeter in the cup, and has obviously got a talent for hitting the back of the net. He does however need to show it on a consistent basis, and back up his claims about his own ability.

Championship clubs Sheffield Wednesday and Derby have already been linked with the striker, and he may be served well by moving to a club similar to this, getting his fitness up, and proving his goalscoring prowess in the process.

Cameron Brannagan

The 18-year-old midfielder has seen his appearances restricted to only cup competitions for Liverpool this season, and surely a loan move beckons soon for him.

The England under 20 international is a real talent, and one that many clubs will be desperate to snap up given the chance.

If Brannagan can build on his 6 appearances already and develop his game during a loan spell in the lower leagues, then he may well just develop in to a solid midfield player for Jurgen Klopp and Liverpool's future.

Brannagan will be hoping himself he can follow in the footsteps of Steven Gerrard, and go on to become a legend for the Anfield club.