Due to the impending departure of two of their most seasoned midfielders, Liverpool must be active in the transfer market, which Jurgen Klopp promises they will be.

Three midfielders and a defender were non-negotiable for the Reds at the beginning of the summer, and little has altered in the time since.

newest hires Dominik Szoboszlai and Alexis Mac Allister have adjusted nicely, but others will soon be joining them now that Jordan Henderson and Fabinho are leaving.

The list of potential alternatives to bolster the midfield is extensive, and while Klopp’s top priority right now is training, he is actively engaged in transfer negotiations.

Due to the presence of sporting director Jorg Schmadtke during the team’s training camp in Germany, Klopp has more time to hold crucial conversations before or after practice.

The manager, however, claims that it is “clear” to him what must be done on the incoming front and that “it will.”

“My main focus and my main energy has to go into the training sessions, that’s what I do,” Klopp said in the ‘We are Liverpool’ official podcast.

German city of Karlsruhe On Wednesday, July 19, 2023, Liverpool players warm up before a preseason friendly game at the Wildparkstadion between Karlsruher SC and Liverpool FC. 4-2. Liverpool won. (Propaganda image by David Rawcliffe)

There are still a few things that need to happen before the first game of the season, which is still three to four weeks away. Definitely. That is increasingly apparent in terms of transfer markets as well.

It will take place, and we’ll have a strong crew.

A clear declaration from the manager, who also urged fans to “trust us” since everyone at the team will “do absolutely everything” to have a campaign that “we will never forget” — for the right reasons!

The Reds have plenty of connections to players, but it will be intriguing to watch over the next several weeks to see how they handle the window and who signs. Hold on, Reds.