Though Liverpool has spent big on a variety of players this summer, breaking its transfer record to sign Florian Wirtz from Bayer Leverkusen, the bottom line when the window closes will not be as large as some imagine.

If Newcastle United relents on its not-for-sale stance on Alexander Isak, that will be another major addition for Liverpool.

"There is no level above Liverpool so at a club like Feyenoord, the players who perform really well make the next step in their career.



But I think people tend to forget at the moment, you mentioned $300M spent, but people are forgetting how much money we brought in not only this summer, but also last summer.

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"Last summer, we had a big plus.

Later this week, Ben Doak is expected to become the latest in a long line of players to have left Liverpool this summer

Once that deal goes through — and others including Harvey Elliott could yet inflate the number further — Liverpool will have brought in a total of around $259 million (£193 million) in players sold this summer.

That would put its current net spend at $142 million (£105 million) after the addition of Giovanni Leoni from Parma and before any move for Isak or Marc Guehi

As Slot said, in the full context of the window, Liverpool made a profit last summer
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