The vow of transfer of Jurgen Klopp, his marginal future and other problems that Liverpool must solve with a delay of one week

There are only seven days left and time is running out.

But will Liverpool really end the transfer window as a senior player?

It seems more and more likely that the Reds will finish with just two summer rookies – and none of them in their twenties.

Sepp van den Berg arrived from PEC Zwolle before the end of June, with the Reds paying an initial fee of £ 1.3 million for services rendered by the Dutchman.

Harvey Elliott followed Sunday, arriving from Fulham as part of a deal that will see the Cottagers look for about £ 10 million from Liverpool for compensation – a record fee for this type of deal.

Nevertheless, Liverpool still has business to manage and Michael Edwards' transfer team will be busy while time is running out.

Here's what they'll need to address:

Klopp wants "a job" in Liverpool

"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. "

Jurgen Klopp's comments had something mysterious after the arrival of Liverpool in the United States for their tour, the boss of the Reds admitting that there was "a post" that he was seeking to fill , before adding that the Reds had several options available to do it. .

It is unclear what position there might be, but if it is further ahead, as an alternative to Mohamed Salah, Roberto Firmino and Sadio Mane, whoever will come may still depend on departures.

Polling points surround the future of Harry Wilson and Ryan Kent, and if the former president was to leave Liverpool, he might be tempted to look for an alternative.

On the left back, Klopp seems well stocked with left options, even if they are not considered natural in the position. James Milner and Joe Gomez are both capable of playing on the left-back, but if anyone in the profile of, say, Lloyd Kelly, a player Liverpool considered prior to his move to Bournemouth, the Reds could to be good at doing business.

Who will sell Liverpool?

As mentioned, Liverpool will not oppose Ryan Kent if the winger receives an attractive offer.

But it will not be ready.

Klopp has ruled out another temporary shot for a player who turns 23 in November, and instead Liverpool will look to move Kent forward.

The Reds still have time to do business if Kent moves into a club outside of the Premier League, but it is unlikely that the Rangers or any other club in the championship can afford to pay their asking price.

Harry Wilson continues to arouse interest, but he is another player who could leave only for a permanent contract.

Liverpool estimates the Welsh to about £ 25m after a successful year with Derby in the Championship and would only consider a loan to another Premier League team.

Simon Mignolet and Dejan Lovren are now considering staying there.

Who will leave Liverpool on loan?

Liverpool has more time to arrange loan agreements once the window closed a week today. The Reds can always organize temporary movements with the championship clubs. There are a number of candidates in the Klopp team.

Nathaniel Phillips was left out of the team heading to the French training camp in Evian, and the 22-year-old defenseman, who stood out at the Reds' 2018 summer tour in the United States, could benefit.

The same could be said for the native-born, Curtis Jones and Adam Lewis.