Luton Town's one player who impressed Klopp and would cost 30 million

Since his arrival on Merseyside, Jürgen Klopp has proven to be a coach who knows how to get the most out of his players, as in all the teams he has managed, the foundations of his teams are usually generated from the academies, as he is a coach who usually gives a lot of opportunity to young players, and this has given him great results.

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At Anfield, the best example of the German coach's great ability to polish a player's potential is Trent Alexander Arnold, who is today one of the best right backs in the world. So now Jürgen Klopp has been impressed with the level of a player from his prix or rival Luton Town, and although the Hatters are not going through a good moment, one of his players is improving a lot.

Jürgen Klopp has been impressed with the level shown so far by midfielder Albert Sambi-Lokonga. In an interview ahead of the Luton game, Klopp said: "When you see Albert Sambi-Lokonga playing and you think... oh, he's an Arsenal player and they loaned him out? Interesting. Leaving a big question mark over his desire for the Belgian midfielder.

Sambi-Lokonga is 24 years old and is on loan at Luton until the summer to report to the Gunners, where he is contracted until 2026. Since his arrival at Arsenal, the Belgian midfielder has already improved a lot, as he has found regularity with Luton, where he is already a regular starter in the team managed by Robert Owen Edwards. So his improvement would not have gone unnoticed and would have caught the attention of Klopp.

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With Klopp's statements and if an interest in Albert Sambi-Lokonga becomes a reality, it could be Klopp's last intervention as Reds manager. Although Albert is due to report back to Arsenal next summer, Spanish manager Mikel Arteta appears to have no interest in the player so for an offer of around €16 million, the Belgian could leave Arsenal without any problems.