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The summer is likely to be a period of significant change at Anfield, with the 6-2 aggregate loss against Real Madrid the last dance for some of the key figures of Jürgen Klopp's first great Liverpool era. In order to ensure success moving forward, evolution will be a necessity, meaning that the German's next team does not need to be a carbon copy of the first. As much as the final whistle at the felt like the conclusion of the final act of one of Liverpool's greatest ever sides, the loss could also be an opportunity for the Reds to take stock. Following a campaign of mixed fortunes, Klopp's side looks at a crossroads, with a major revamp likely required this summer as host of established first-team names expected to depart, with several incomings expected.

The versatility and tactical acumen of Cody Gakpo may allow Liverpool to experiment with a long-abandoned formation once again (Image: Manuel Reino Berengui/DeFodi Images via Getty Images)



As Klopp looks to build a second great Liverpool team, the temptation is to envisage a side in the mold of his first, playing in a 4-3-3 formation with an industrious midfield.



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