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As Liverpool Football Club prepares for a rebuild this summer under boss Jurgen Klopp, Anfield will see its fair share of arrivals and departures in the coming months. The focus is understandably on who comes through the door to aid the effort or next season and ensure that the Reds secure Champions League football, which they look almost certain to miss out on following a topsy-turvy 2022/23 campaign.

For it is set to be one of the most expensive summer outlays since the American firm took control back in 2010. READ MORE:



Heading the list of exits at Anfield is Roberto Firmino, who departs as a bona fide club great.



Liverpool’s wage bill stood at £366m for the 2021/22 financial year, a figure that placed them second in the Premier League list behind only Manchester United at £384m, will likely fall considerably for the 2022/23 accounting period, with the club having paid out considerable sums in performance related bonuses during the most recently published financial year. In 2020/21 the Reds’ wage bill stood at £314.3m, although the next financial year will take into account for the first time the new deal that Mohamed Salah signed last year.


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