There had been some concerns amongst Liverpool supporters that, given the media speculation around the possible sale or search for investment for the club, Jurgen Klopp may be hamstrung when it comes to the next few transfer windows.
However, this has been debunked by Ben Jacobs: ‘Jurgen Klopp has been given guarantees, regardless of timescale, that the next two transfer windows won’t be affected by the process. It’s business as usual on the recruitment and planning side’.
This comes in a long thread of Tweets from the journalist, who has provided some further insight into the current state of the club given the speculation around our ownership.
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This will surely be a huge reassurance for the German who will be targeting the next couple of windows as key ones to revamp his squad and also create a second generation team at Anfield, since his takeover in 2015.
The midfield seems to be a key area that the boss wants to target and so we can still expect him to now be able to do so.
There will be a huge team around our manager that will aid his squad by suggesting players that could strengthen us further in the coming months and for their work to be ignored or wasted, would be a huge waste of resources.
It’s perhaps then no surprise that we see this message of ‘business as usual’ but still one that will ease some worries that would have been present by supporters.
You can view the update on Klopp’s transfer allowances via @JacobsBen on Twitter:
Jurgen Klopp has been given guarantees, regardless of timescale, that the next two transfer windows won't be affected by the process. It's business as usual on the recruitment and planning side.
— Ben Jacobs (@JacobsBen) November 15, 2022
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Business as usual? So we can expect long contract extensions to anyone 30 and above! Only joking, I hope Jurgen gets the players he wants.
I prefer dubai people because there are liverpool supporters for a start and they also have money to back the manager which is great
That means no one is coming in just hope who ever comes in next will spend some cash to get a few young lads for the team and don’t want anymore yanks running the club as they see us as a business not a footy club yanks but no thanks
Nice to hear. Hope they atleast back him sufficiently for we don’t need a major surgery.Only the midfield that needs refreshing in the next two windows. And about the ownership, I would like to have FSG at the helm longer meaning that my preference would be for them to partner with a minority share holder. These guys have stabilized our club and being responsible for a great decade as a liverpool fan. They represent all that is right for how a football club should be run. Oil money is the complete opposite and even if we have to financially compete with the likes of City and Newcastle, lets do it the liverpool way. We would have been the first club to be taken over by Middle East Consortiums 13 years ago but we turned the mouth watering idea down. We were desperate then, we are not now. Why go down that road now?