The Reds have confirmed midfield and goalkeeper signatures, but where will they go in Klopp's plans?

Liverpool's summer business has attracted attention – with Alisson Becker's signature confirmed on Thursday.

The Brazilian becomes the most expensive guardian of history, costing £ 65 million ($ 85 million) and taking the expenses of Liverpool Alison joins Naby Keita, Fabinho and Xherdan Shaqiri to settle in Anfield, while Jurgen Klopp is looking for a Premier League title. challenge this season, as well as another tilt to the Champions League.

But what do these arrivals mean for the current players of the Reds? Who should worry about their place?

Here's how the new look of Liverpool could line up for the 2018/19 season …

The most likely move is for Klopp to stick to his proven 4-3-3 training, the one that has it well. Served throughout his managerial career

The question that arises is: "which of his current crops is he facing?"

Captain Jordan Henderson, whose role as a midfielder The deepest ground will be questioned by the excellent Fabinho. Keita, we imagine, will position herself as the scuttling "No.8" who will leave Gini Wijnaldum and James Milner out of the way. Emre Can has joined Juventus while Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain could miss the entire season due to a knee injury. Adam Lallana, however, is back for a place after a nightmare campaign last time.

Another alternative is to upgrade to a 4-2-System 3-1, which would allow Klopp to play ostensibly with four attackers. He did this successfully on the last day of last season against Brighton.

Keita and Fabinho could form a formidable duo at the base of the midfielder, Lallana (or Shaqiri, or even the resurgent Daniel Sturridge) ranking in the # 10 role behind Roberto Firmino. Firmino himself could also occupy this position, although Klopp prefers him as a No. 9. Salah and Mane have played on occasion, too

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