And Liverpool have already very much taken advantage of that fact by negotiating the £8.5million transfer of Trent Alexander-Arnold to Real Madrid a month before he was able to join the European Super League advocates for nothing.

The 21-year-old Hungary international is valued at around the £45m mark.

And, of course, goalkeeper Giorgi Mamardashvili will officially become a Liverpool player after a £29m deal was agreed with Valencia for the Georgia international last August.

So, what else should be expected in the coming weeks?

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Alexander-Arnold won't be the only departure with a number of players facing uncertain futures.

There is a possibility the Saudi Pro League could make a strong play to sign at least one Liverpool forward in time to represent Al-Hilal in the forthcoming Club World Cup.

Darwin Nunez has for some time been under consideration and was the subject of a failed approach from the Middle East in January, with Liverpool more open to selling the Uruguayan this summer.

However, Al-Hilal are also pondering whether to make a concerted attempt to lure Luis Diaz away, with the Colombian winger having talks with Liverpool over future intentions given the 28-year-old is approaching the last two years of his contract.

Diaz is also wanted by another Saudi Pro League side, Al-Nassr, who are preparing for the possible departure of Cristiano Ronaldo, while Barcelona are also contemplating an offer.

Federico Chiesa, who has struggled for minutes since arriving from Juventus last summer, is being tracked by clubs wanting to take him back to Italy, while Diogo Jota's testing season has prompted speculation of interest from elsewhere.

And given neither Nunez nor Jota were able to full convince in the number nine position, Liverpool are considering whether to pursue a new central striker.

Eintracht Frankfurt's Hugo Ekitike would be one possibility even if the Reds finally thrash out a club record deal for Wirtz.

Cody Gakpo is a target of Bayern Munich although it is extremely unlikely Liverpool will entertain an offer given the uncertainty over so many of their other forwards and Arne Slot's high regard of the player.

A much more possible exit is Caoimhin Kelleher, with the Irishman having admitted he wants to become a number one goalkeeper.

The Greece international is said to be a target for promoted Leeds.

And the centre-back position could come under review depending on how talks progress with Ibrahima Konate over a new deal, with the France international relaxed over his situation with just over a year left on his current contract

Doak is valued nearer double that amount.

Sheffield United have been linked with forward Lewis Koumas and left-back Owen Beck, who impressed on loan in the Championship this season with Stoke City and Blackburn Rovers respectively, while Luca Stephenson is open to a permanent switch to Dundee United after an excellent campaign on loan in Scotland.

It has been an exciting few days for Liverpool supporters