Klopp reveals the financial problem of failing to qualify for the Champions League, this is the terrible financial loss

The miracle did not come. After a tough draw against Aston Villa and back-to-back wins for Manchester United, the Red's ticket to the Champions League was lost. Now with their sights set on a decent finish to the campaign and a win over Southampton, Klopp looks ahead to what was and is to come for The Pool.

Speaking ahead of the game against the Saints, the German manager was keen to look on the bright side, pointing out that the European nights at Anfield will continue. "From a financial point of view, it's a big problem. But that's about it. From a football point of view, we have European nights at Anfield," Klopp told The Anfield Talk.

It is a fact that not playing in the Champions League is a setback for a club that has consistently been doing so as The Pool. Even with the ticket to Europa League, Liverpool ceased to be an attraction for many cracks that until a few days ago there was hope that they would arrive at Anfield.

No Champions League and no signings, the stars who said no to Klopp

One of them is Jude Bellingham who, according to Diario Marca, will be Carlo Ancelotti's first signing after the failure in the Champions League. He is joined by Ryan Gravenberch who, after failing to win the UCL, said no to the Reds. As if that wasn't enough, the slim possibility of Kylian Mbappé and Lionel Messi coming was extinguished with the failure to qualify for the Champions League.