Three players who could leave after Leicester game

Things at Anfield are slowly taking better shape, but reinforcements are still needed to be a competitive team next season, this will initially limit the opportunities for young players who have not been able to get consistent opportunities with the first team, that is why some young players need to generate playing time away from Anfield and return with more maturity as in the case of Conor Bradley, who recently returned from his loan with Bolton and could now be the right back of the team if Trent Alexander Arnold starts playing as a centre midfielder.

The case of Conor Bradley could be an example for those youngsters who want to earn a place at Liverpool, leaving Anfield in search of more minutes, and cases like that of youth player Lewis Koumas who was called up by Jürgen Klopp for the tour in Singapore and has been active during the pre-season, Perhaps it wouldn't be a bad idea for him to go out on loan and get more minutes away from Anfield, just as in the case of Bradley if the best option could be a team in Football League One where he could score goals and thus attract Klopp's attention, as at present with players like Gakpo and Darwin Núñez it is difficult for him to have continuous opportunities with the first team.

Players like Jarell Quansah could contemplate a loan spell for next season, although the central defender has had one session with Bristol Rovers and has been involved with the England U20 squad and has performed well, it is unlikely that he will be involved with the first team with players like Virgil Van Dijk, Ibrahima Konaté, Joe Gomez and Joel Matip already in the squad. Bobby Clark is another youth player who could be sent out on loan as he has not had the desired participation with the first team and being a midfielder and being the area where the team has been reinforced the most and it seems that it will continue to be reinforced, that is why his participation is unlikely and he should contemplate a temporary departure from Anfield to ensure his development.

<strong>Starting from scratch</strong>

Liverpool is obliged to improve in all sectors of the field and leave last season behind and that is why the team needs to continue reinforcing, unfortunately the most affected players will be the youth players who will remain in the team for lack of opportunity, as they need to be protagonist in all competitions in which they will participate, so Jürgen Klopp will need his best players and that these are at their best to give everything on the pitch.