He's done like Cristiano Ronaldo, Klopp to run him out of the team after Manchester City

For some time now, Jurgen Klopp has had in mind to renew Liverpool and make it a much younger and competitive group that will always fight for all available titles both in England and in Europe, analysing as of now which elements of his squad meet the requirements of promises and leaders that will guide the new reinforcements that already have names and dates of arrival.

While Klopp's hopes are growing with the possible arrivals of Jude Bellingham, Enzo Fernandez and Moises Caicedo, on the other hand, the coach is coldly analysing who should leave the team as soon as possible to continue without any inconvenience the rejuvenation of the squad, seeing especially in this season of 2022-023, several midfielders ready to leave Anfield for other institutions in the old continent.

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Although seniority is not the biggest problem Klopp faces with his squad, having players constantly injured and uncapped has already caused serious problems in recent Premier League games, with Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and Naby Keita being a couple of unproductive elements during their time at Anfield, both getting very little playing time, resulting in a much lower than expected level of performance.

After the friendly matches in the Middle East and the elimination from the round of 16 of the Carbao Cup, Klopp was very clear that Naby Keita is a midfielder unable to catch up with the needs of the team, being overrun in physical and footballing terms by opponents who are usually Pep Guardiola's substitutes, further asserting the situation of a Guinean element that looked to be one of the revelations when he was hired back in 2018.

Keita will not stay at Liverpool

The standards of acceptability that Klopp has at the moment is at least to have players who have a similar level to the leaders of the different competitions in which they participate, making it convenient for Liverpool in these moves to give exit to a Naby Keita who even with his ups and downs is wanted by AC Milan, leaving free a place that is already sought after by several players who played in the World Cup in Qatar.