With Liverpool struggling to reach the levels of his previous campaign and facing the threat of not finishing in the top four, Jurgen Klopp will receive strong financial backing in the summer so that he can rebuild his team.
This report, which comes courtesy of The Times (via the Daily Mail), also claims that a new research director will be appointed at the club with the current man in that role, Dr Ian Graham, leaving the club at the end of station.
With sporting director Julian Ward also ending the day at Anfield in the summer, it looks as though Liverpool Football Club will look very different next season both on and off the pitch.
Jude Bellingham is believed to be the club’s priority transfer target with fresh faces urgently needed in midfield, while FSG is still keen to invite further investment into the club from interested parties.
READ MORE: Cody Gakpo admits he had talks about joining Man Utd as he aims for Liverpool’s first goal in Merseyside derby
The Reds have struggled for consistency this term with key players like Jordan Henderson, Fabinho and Mo Salah all failing at their best, while Darwin Nunez and Cody Gakpo have failed to show what they’re made of so far.
However, it is still early in their Liverpool careers, and it is important that they have time before we can hope to see them firing on all cylinders.
It’s hard to name a member of Klopp’s team who has had their best performance since the turn of the year, and so it’s no surprise that we’re still looking for our first win of 2023.
The German tactician has admitted that his team is in a ‘crisis’ at the moment, but he has blamed himself and not his players.
Let’s hope the former Borussia Dortmund boss is given funds to spend over the summer window to ensure we remain as competitive as possible on all fronts for the foreseeable future.
40% of Liverpool’s summer loans failed: what happened to the club’s loan system?
