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Mohamed Salah painfully admitted that he was 'frightened' to return to Liverpool, such is the enormity of the grief being felt, while Andy Robertson paid perhaps the most touching tribute of all.

Salah and Robertson were both part of the contingent to return, as the Premier League champions attempt to somehow focus their attention on preparing to defend their Premier League title.

Liverpool have remained firm that he will not be going anywhere, while there have been talks over a new contract at Anfield.

Given he enjoyed his best season at the club last season, Diaz would be a key player to keep if they hope to put together a title defence next term.

So Slot and his more senior chiefs just need to remain staunch as they attempt to keep him.

Liverpool need to clarify Luis Diaz's future (Image: Getty Images)

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Caoimhin Kelleher also departed the club for Premier League rivals Brentford.

As it stands, Alisson remains the club’s number one goalkeeper, but how long that remains the case is in question.

Mamardashvilli is moving to the Premier League with designs on eventually usurping the brilliant Brazilian, who is already destined to go down as one of the Kop's great stoppers.

But with serious competition for his position, Slot will want a good look at all of his options, before the serious stuff starts next month.

Slot will also need to decide which of the club's promising youngsters need moves away from Anfield to continue their development - and those who can stick with the senior squad.

The Reds have a number of rising talents in their ranks who could benefit from loan spells.

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