Goodbye Darwin Nunez, the striker the new Qatari owners would sign for Liverpool

The Liverpool manager was this blunt after his side's heavy defeat to Brighton. "It's my job. To get the line-up right. All these things, setting the right tactics, there's a lot of things. And I had a very nice time doing it. I'm not sure if it still is because the game just finished a few minutes ago, but I can't remember a worse game. Honestly, I can't. I mean, all (the games) not just Liverpool, I can't remember. And that's my responsibility. So yeah, that makes us at a low point right now," he told a news conference.

Liverpool are going through one of their worst moments since Jürgen Klopp arrived at the helm. The Anfield outfit are a long way off the Champions League places and are in danger of missing out on a place in next season's top flight. However, the manager is sticking to his plan and has been quick to point out that his plan is to remain in the dugout.

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Now, the Daily Mirror gives more details in this regard. The former Borussia Dortmund coach wants to give his squad a thorough facelift next summer. Klopp wants to radically change the look of his team and start a new era. It seems, therefore, that the Reds will be one of the big players in the upcoming summer transfer window.

<strong>Liverpool eye Kolo Muani</strong>

With rumours of the possible arrival of new Qatari owners at Liverpool, there has been talk of a striker being brought to Anfield. It is French World Cup striker Kolo Muani. The Frenchman is a centre forward who could compete with Uruguayan Darwin Nunez to be the team's starter.