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Joël Matip and Thiago Alcântara are both out of contract this summer, and expected to leave on free transfers, but three more stalwarts of the Klopp era only have a year remaining on their deals.

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Virgil van Dijk, Trent Alexander-Arnold and Mohamed Salah will all be out of contract in a year's time as things stand, with the latter set to be the target of more interest from Saudi Pro League clubs.

It remains to be seen just how much money will be spent, given strict FFP guidelines, with Liverpool having splashed the cash several times during the Klopp era.

Here is a look at Liverpool's five most-expensive signings ever and how their careers panned out at Liverpool, and what has happened next after moving away from Anfield.

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The Reds paid $64m (£51m/€60m) for the midfielder who became the first player to wear the number eight shirt since Steven Gerrard's exit.

The Guinea international was seen as a transformational signing and started brightly before a thigh problem ruled him out of the Champions League final win over Tottenham.

The Reds had just lost the Champions League final to Real Madrid in 2018, with Loris Karius enduring a nightmare night, and Jürgen Klopp knew a new goalkeeper was a necessity.

Karius and Simon Mignolet had battled for the shirt in the previous campaign but there was no disputing who was number one when Alisson arrived from Roma for $84m (£67m/€78m).

The Brazilian was instrumental in the Champions League win and followed that up with an impeccable campaign as Liverpool claimed the Premier League title.

There have been some incredible moments in his six seasons at the club, including his save against Napoli, the assist for Mohamed Salah in the win over Manchester United and his headed goal at West Brom.

But he has had more shots than any other player in the Premier League, and must improve his productivity in the final third.

Few can argue with his running and work rate, and the 24-year-old's ability to also play wide on the left makes him a real threat to defenses.
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