What Jurgen Klopp's press conference could mean for Liverpool transfers this summer

There was a lot to be learned from Jurgen Klopp's first official press conference this summer.

The German boss was naturally on a peak after the phenomenal end of the 2018/19 Reds season when his captain Jordan Henderson raised the European Cup to heaven in Madrid.

He spoke of the positive impact of the Champions League win on the link between his players and the feeling that this victory has provided the entire club and will remain forever.

Klopp also naturally congratulated players such as Virgil van Dijk, Joel Matip and James Milner, who asked him to talk about their impact in the last quarter, while explaining why he had recruited Sepp van den Berg this summer.

However, it is the subtext rather than the comments expected from the manager that has caused the most intrigue.

What's waiting for Melwood's players at the transfer window, is on the lips of many eager Liverpool supporters to transfer to ensure that the club gets stronger through a dominant position.

The Reds have often repeated that they were not looking to add important new recruits, but this has led to questions about their needs and what Klopp could possibly do to strengthen his team first.

At one point in the press conference at Notre Dame, where Liverpool take on Borussia Dortmund, Klopp explained how he hoped to be successful next season.

"The main problem is that others do not sleep, so we have to be ready," he said in the last line of his explanation.

This comment suggests that Klopp and Liverpool are perfectly aware of what their major rivals from Europe and the Premier League are doing. The big Spanish clubs have spent huge sums, while Juventus has added incredible talents to its ranks. other English clubs are also spending with intent, leaving the German boss wondering if he should hire a player to keep his team at the top of the game.

He also approved the transfer statement made by Klopp to the club's official website yesterday morning.

"I'm happy with the team, we're really happy," said the 52-year-old.

"We have to see if we can find a position, if we find something for her, but there is no real pressure because it's not about signing a player. We have solutions for all situations.

"Do we have exactly the solution so that everyone on the outside is 100% happy? I do not think because people want to have the world clbad here, the world clbad here and the guy on the bench must also be world clbad. It is not so easy. But we are working on it of course.

The only position that Klopp could talk about is the left-back.

Andy Robertson is the only left-back option recognized in Liverpool's ranks – and he will need some reinforcement this season.

Of course, there are solutions to this.

James Milner or perhaps even Joe Gomez could play in this much needed position while the pre-season will give Klopp the opportunity to look at the youth of the Academy, Ybader Larouci and Adam Lewis, to see his They are good enough to move up a gear or where they need it. continue their development.

However, if the kids are not quite ready and Gomez takes his natural center-back stance while Milner is needed in the midfield, the Reds will need a player and Klopp gets settled then a question of interesting transfer on which he could bring.

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The other position he may be talking about, too, is not a specific position per se, but rather an area of ​​height that, in his opinion, may need to be strengthened.

And that is who provides coverage to the first three.

Mohamed Salah, Roberto Firmino and Sadio Mane are the first three world-clbad leading players, but, as the Reds have an extremely busy season, the triumvirate will need enough coverage.

There is of course Divock Origi who has a wealth of undeniable talent and a player who has just signed a new long-term contract at Anfield.

Klopp also thinks that Rhian Brewster is ready to play in the Premier League – but he still does not know when he could make his appearance, thus tempering expectations of the undisputed ability of the 19-year-old.

But could there be a more versatile player in play who can occupy several positions at the front of the pack and is that what Klopp suggested?

Anyway, it certainly creates some intrigue in the transfers and the preseason will be a great opportunity for at least some of the mentioned players to prove to Klopp that he does not need to dive into the market this summer.