Jurgen Klopp has stressed that the rebuilding of Liverpool will not be complete ‘overnight’ as they are not as free to spend on players as Chelsea.
The German signed a new contract with the Reds last season until 2026, insisting he wants to help refresh their identity and squad.

After achieving an unprecedented four-fold in two wins last season, Liverpool have really struggled this season. They currently sit ninth in the Premier League table and face an unfavorable clash against Real Madrid in a repeat round of 16 of last season’s Champions League final.

Speaking on Mike Calvin’s Football People podcast, Klopp said Liverpool’s job of rebuilding is more difficult as they can’t spend as much money as Chelsea have been lately. “I’m not saying that this is the biggest challenge, but it is a challenge, and it was one of the main reasons why I had signed a new contract because I knew it was necessary,” he said.
“It will not go from one day to the next, and now imagine the situation with another coach on the chair. I would be somewhere on vacation and all shouting my name” would not have happened with him! “They are not clearly a wonderful worker. That’s why it is positive as it is, because all the problems you have in a transition period, we have many injuries and this makes life really complicated. I have no problems with what I see clearly .. I know That most of the outside world is simply interested in the short term, but we must also be concentrated in the long term, and that’s what we are.

“There’s obviously a lot of different ways to do that but it all depends on the situation you’re in, especially with the things that are happening around Chelsea with new ownership, obviously nobody really knows how they do it. , how they can spend so much money Other teams, nobody likes when I talk about it… but the transition takes time unless you have endless money, otherwise you can change practically overnight and bring in 10 players.

“Last week I was asked if I’m too loyal, I’m not too loyal, but questioning loyalty in general is a sign of our times, the times we live in too, that I really don’t like that much I’ve never seen anything wrong with loyalty, to be honest with you, your friends, your family, your business, in an ideal world you’re loyal and that’s a a two-way street. It’s an ideal world where both sides feel the same and great things can happen.”

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Liverpool set to drop summer signing this month as rebuilding continues: report

Liverpool set to drop summer signing this month as rebuilding continues: report

Liverpool are in for a lot of upheaval in the coming weeks – and the deal at Anfield is still in the works

Liverpool only brought in a new face in January – but are ready to let the players leave their injury-ravaged squad.

The Reds are currently without Virgil van Dijk and Diogo Jota, among others, as Jurgen Klopp’s side sit ninth in the Premier League table. Only Cody Gakpo has moved to Anfield so far. The Dutchman has yet to score.

But with Klopp looking pessimistic about signings, it looks like the bodies will have to leave Merseyside before new blood is brought in. According to CaughtOffside (opens in new tab), Calvin Ramsay is on loan just months after joining Liverpool from Aberdeen.

The 19-year-old was an exciting signing in the summer, he is expected to serve as Trent Alexander-Arnold’s deputy at right-back and is much loved in Scotland. At present, he has played once in the League Cup and once in Europe.

Swansea City are seen as a potential destination for the young defender, who signed a five-year deal in the summer for an initial fee of just over £4m. Ramsay became a club record sale for Aberdeen at the time. 37-year-old James Milner replaced the Reds’ right-back this season in Alexander-Arnold’s absence. The utility veteran became the second-youngest player ever in the Premier League when he came on as a substitute on his senior debut for Leeds United in 2002… the year before Ramsay was born.

Liverpool’s other summer signings Darwin Nunez and Fabio Carvalho have so far received mixed reviews. Nunez received almost as much criticism as praise from fans, while Carvalho looked cheerful but regularly struggled to get into Klopp.

Swansea City are seen as a potential destination for the young defender, who signed a five-year deal in the summer for an initial fee of just over £4m. Ramsay became a club record sale for Aberdeen at the time.

37-year-old James Milner replaced the Reds’ right-back this season in Alexander-Arnold’s absence. The utility veteran became the second-youngest ever Premier League player when he came on as a substitute on his senior debut for Leeds United in 2002… the year before Ramsay was born.

Calvin Ramsay has yet to play for Liverpool in the league. (Image credit: Nick Taylor/Liverpool FC/Liverpool FC via Getty Images)

Liverpool’s other summer signings Darwin Nunez and Fabio Carvalho have so far received mixed reviews. Nunez received almost as much criticism as praise from fans, while Carvalho looked cheerful but regularly struggled to get into Klopp.

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liverpool silently carrying out an underground deal with an Agentine player, 2022 world cup winner, and more players on their radar

Moises Caicedo could be one of two Brighton midfielders heading to Merseyside: the Reds are said to be in a four-way race to sign Alexis Mac Allister, with three European sides also wanting World Cup winner Argentina.

Liverpool are also believed to be working on a £44m summer deal for Wolves midfielder Matheus Nunes, while they could be in contention with Tottenham for Sofyan Amrabat, who played for Morocco in Qatar in 2022.

In other news, Recent Anfield signing Cody Gakpo has revealed his compatriot Virgil van Dijk influenced his decision to join the Reds.

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Liverpool could be close to signing Mason Mount from Chelsea in a shock deal

Liverpool are interested in Chelsea star Mason Mount, the midfielder is still awaiting a contract offer from the Blues.
With the influx of new stars to west London, Mount is now one of Chelsea’s lowest-paid first-team players. With only 18 months left in his current deal, it’s still uncertain whether he will stay with the club beyond this season, especially when the club are in transition.

Mount has been at Chelsea since the age of six, but Liverpool have long been interested in the 24-year-old and are monitoring the situation closely.

According to the Guardian(opens in a new tab), Liverpool are monitoring the contract situation. With Naby Keita and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain out of contract this summer and Jordan Henderson and Fabinho under fire for poor performances, a rebuild is due.

The imminent sale of Liverpool (opens in a new tab) would make Mount a huge buy for the new regime – although Mount, who is nearing the end of his contract, may not cost as much as some expect.

Liverpool are also reportedly interested in Ju Bellingham, with Borussia Dortmund appearing to be making nine-figure demands.

Fabinho, Stefan Bajcetic, Curtis Jones, Naby Keita, Thiago Alcantara, Arthur Melo, Jordan Henderson, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, James Milner, Harvey Elliott and Fabio Carvalho are all midfield options for Jurgen Klopp – although all six times European champions have been in He has only signed one permanent contract in the last four years and had midfield experience before joining Anfield.

Liverpool and Chelsea are also said to be at odds over Brighton’s Moises Caicedo.

The Ecuadorian is valued at £75m by the Seagulls, with Chelsea keen to drop their asking price to around £55m.