This summer, Jurgen Klopp will not be at Liverpool for the first time in nearly nine years. There is going to be an interesting transfer window. If the departure of several of Klopp’s old guard was chaotic last year, then things might be similar this summer.

After all, not only will Klopp depart at the end of this season, but important members of his backroom staff will as well. Among them are Vitor Matos, Peter Krawietz, and Pep Lijnders, who have played crucial roles in Liverpool’s success off the field.

However, the departures may not be limited to coaches alone. This summer might potentially be the last one for some players at Anfield. For instance, it is unlikely that the contracts of players like Joel Matip and Thiago Alcantara, who have expiring deals, will be renewed. It implies that Liverpool will lose two or more senior, experienced players.

As Richard Hughes, the new sporting director, and Michael Edwards, who is back, try to steer Liverpool in a different path in the wake of the Klopp period, others might do the same.

Why Andy Robertson could leave Liverpool

Andy Robertson is one of the players Edwards and Hughes may decide to cut from the Liverpool squad. The quality of the Scotsman seems to have decreased in the past few seasons. He has only managed one goal and one assist for Liverpool this season in all competitions, far below the lofty goals he has set for himself throughout his career.

He is getting close to the point in a football player’s career where a decline is unavoidable, having turned thirty years old. He still has two years left on his current contract, so this summer may be Liverpool’s best chance to get a good price for him.

particularly in light of the fact that Saudi Arabia’s market specifically targets players such to Robertson. Liverpool can choose a younger, more capable player to take the left-back’s place in the interim. Someone who might be traveling this summer as well.

Why Alphonso Davies is the perfect transfer target for Liverpool

Liverpool admired Alphonso Davies as a player back when he was with the Vancouver Whitecaps, as far as Rousing the Kop’s understanding goes. Ultimately, though, the Canadian chose to relocate to Bayern Munich.

Alongside Andy Robertson, Davies has become as one of the world’s most gifted left-backs in recent seasons due to his success there. In addition to competing in the World Cup and winning multiple Bundesliga titles, he is a Champions League champion.

Davies’ current contract with Bayern Munich expires this summer, and it appears like he is eager to move elsewhere. Right now, Real Madrid is the team that is actively pursuing his services. Though Liverpool is rumored to be interested as well, Edwards and Hughes ought to use every effort to beat Real Madrid to his signature if that interest is genuine.

Davies would make the ideal long-term addition to Liverpool given his skill on the wings. Even though he is only 23 years old, his quickness makes him a potential star player at Anfield for many years to come.