Bayer Leverkusen has opted not to pursue a loan deal for Liverpool midfielder Tyler Morton, despite initial interest due to their need for midfield depth following several player departures and injuries. Liverpool's valuation of Morton at €25 million and their preference for a permanent sale conflicted with Leverkusen's aim to secure him on loan. Morton, who has not featured in Liverpool's Premier League matches this season, previously spent last season on loan at Hull City, where he gained valuable experience. Although Leverkusen had considered him as an option, they have chosen to forgo signing him before the transfer deadline, indicating they will not reinforce their midfield lineup further. The situation reflects a broader trend of clubs evaluating loan versus permanent deals amidst tight transfer windows. As of now, Morton remains part of Liverpool's squad, but discussions about his future may continue beyond this transfer period.