Jurgen Klopp has stated keeping his squad intact bears far greater importance than making big-money signings this summer, with only two new faces arriving through the door at Anfield this window.
Teenagers Sepp van den Berg and Harvey Elliott are the only acquisitions the Reds have made, as some sections of the Liverpool support have called for Klopp and the board to match the spending of fellow top-flight sides.
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However, Klopp has refused to buckle under the pressure and insists keeping hold of his Reds squad beats making any signings, while Divock Origi has put pen to paper on a new deal to keep the entirety of his Champions League winning squad (bar the rarely used duo Alberto Moreno and Daniel Sturridge) together for the 2019/20 Premier League season.
“There was never the intention to spend again because of the team we had last year which is a wonderful age group," the German said, via the Mirror.
“It’s only in England where you come up with ‘now bring in more quality and new faces’ and all that stuff at the end of a season.
He added: “This team deserves another year together – that’s how it is. So absolutely it’s a bonus just keeping these guys together for another year.
Source : 90min