Jurgen Klopp claims Liverpool will bring in players in the summer but will not make Chelsea’s mistake in the transfer market.
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has stated that the Reds are ready for business in the transfer market this summer but will not spend recklessly.
He further stated that Chelsea transfer blueprint can not be followed as it makes it difficult for any manager to work.
Since the takeover at Chelsea Todd Boehly have smashed the British transfer record, spent over £600m on transfers for 17 players, and sacked two managers in Thomas Tuchel and Graham Potter.
In an exclusive interview with Sky Sports, Klopp revealed he empathised with Chelsea’s plight but, ahead of spearheading Liverpool’s summer transfer business, also expressed happiness at seeing their big-money spending strategy fail.
“We will do business and I understand that football is crazy, it always is,” Klopp said. “It means that because Liverpool is doing well, we need five, six or seven players.
“I feel a little bit for Chelsea to be honest because they are a top, top team. But it’s good to see that you can’t just bring top players together and hope it works out.
“You have to bring a team and that’s what their guys [the owners] there [at Chelsea] underestimated and gave their coaches an impossible job to do.
