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Klopp talks transfer plans
- Updated: May 11, 2016
Jurgen Klopp says Liverpool are already working on summer signings – and he’s not afraid of bringing in players on the “same level” as his current squad.
The Liverpool boss, who took over from Brendan Rodgers in October, is about to embark on his first summer transfer window at Anfield, but is refusing to name any of the club’s targets.
Klopp insists he is looking forward to improving his current crop during pre-season training – and feels even if the club can bring in a similar standard of player this summer then it could help to push the team forwards.
“You need to be a little bit more independent from the injury situation,” he said in an exclusive interview with Sky Sports News HQ.
“When we have a good pre-season and when we can give the boys a good base it should be different, really different.
“You can never be sure, so of course we need players. We’ll try to find players that will give us the opportunity to become better.
“If they are better …
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