Liverpool supporters in the Transfer Tavern are still revelling in delight having secured Champions League Football for the forthcoming season.

The Reds fans in the Transfer Tavern are excited at the prospect of welcoming European Football at Anfield once again this season.

Jurgen Klopp’s side is widely anticipated to advance to the group stages of the illustrious competition, and recruitment has already begun to strengthen the club’s chances while competing on four fronts next season.

Dominic Solanke and club-record signing Mohammed Salah have already transferred to the club, as Klopp begins preparations for the forthcoming season.

One area in particular that requires reinforcement is the defence, and Virgil Van Dijk has been cited as a key target for the Merseyside club.

Additionally, Naby Keïta has been recognised as another critical target for Liverpool.

Our landlord has decided to evaluate the effect these incomings would have on Liverpool’s 4-2-3-1 formation….

GK: Simon Mignolet

Although the Belgian divides opinion, he remains Liverpool’s best goalkeeping option.

Despite being inconsistent, the 29-year-old is capable of producing moments of sheer brilliance, and Liverpool supporters will hope that the experienced shot-stopper will be able to perform to a high standard on a consistent basis.

DR: Nathaniel Clyne

The Englishman personifies dependable, he may not always be outstanding in his work, but he gets the job done.

His lightning speed is a fundamental component of his game and provides a threat for Liverpool on the right flank.

DL: James Milner

Liverpool’s experienced left-back has done excellently since joining the club.

The 31-year-old’s versatility is of great benefit to his club, and the Englishman has proven to be a reliable penalty-taker.

DC: Joel Matip

Arguably the signing of last summer (at least regarding value), Matip thrived during his first season in the Premier League.

With his tackling and interception abilities, he’s a key cog in Jurgen Klopp’s side.

DC: Virgil Van Dijk

The Dutchman is one of the most sought-after defenders in European Football, the accession that he’s experienced since his Celtic days is remarkable, and the 25-year-old has established himself as Southampton’s most valuable player.

DM: Jordan Henderson

Liverpool’s captain has occupied the void left by Gerrard’s departure in an exemplary manner.

His composed nature on the ball and passing ability is evident for all to cherish, his status as a prominent member of Klopp’s side is unquestionable.

DM: Naby Keïta

Without any doubt, the 22-year-old has certified his status as one of the most prestigious talents in European Football.

The Guinean scored a reputable tally of eight goals and seven assists in the Bundesliga last season as Leipzig finished 2^nd in Germany’s top flight.

LW: Adam Lallana

The Englishman has been a consistent performer for the Reds since his arrival in 2014 and scored a respectable total of eight goals and seven assists for Klopp’s side last season.

If the Reds are to challenge domestically this season, then one expects Lallana to be a crucial player.

CAM: Philippe Coutinho

Liverpool’s most prized possession and one of the most creative talents in world Football.

The Brazilian’s significance to this Liverpool team cannot be stressed sufficiently; he contributed 14 goals in all competitions for Liverpool last season.