Liverpool has already shown it means business with its signings so far this summer — now, it’s time to show the same with its outgoings.

Jeremie Frimpong and Florian Wirtz are already on board, and it’s surely just a matter of time now before Milos Kerkez is announced as the latest addition, having undergone his medical on Merseyside earlier this week.

The signings might not stop there either, although for the time being at least, Liverpool looks as though it might become a selling club.



Harvey Elliott has been linked with a move away from Liverpool this summer.

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"It's not that I go back and think, 'OK, what did we all do wrong?' But if I regret one thing a little bit, it's that Harvey didn't play often enough maybe,” Klopp said as he came to the end of his tenure on Merseyside.

"Because in a very important, intense period – January, a lot of injuries – he played really good.

He was probably our best player – right wing, right midfield, all these kinds of things.

"Everybody came back and he had minutes here, minutes there and he didn't start anymore – [but he] came on, [and made a] big impact."

It says everything about how highly Klopp rated Elliott that, even as his time at Anfield came to an end, the midfielder was at the forefront of his mind.

Whether Slot shares that same enthusiasm is perhaps up for debate.

Elliott certainly found minutes a lot harder to come by under the Dutchman last season.

And he might find it even harder to force himself into the reckoning next season now with Wirtz on board, and it seems even he knows he might have to look elsewhere.

"It's just a situation that me and the team have to have a conversation about because I'm coming into an age now where I'm 22, I'm going to be 23 next season," Elliott said earlier this month.

"I don't really want to be wasting years on my career because it's a short career