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Robbie Fowler shares what Klopp told him about Liverpool’s transfer plans

Ian Rush (L) and Robbie Fowler (R) during the Liverpool FC Supporters Club Legends Appearance at Grappa's Cellar-Jardine House on July 17, 2017 in ...
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Liverpool are expected to be much stronger next season.

2 Dec 1996: Robbie Fowler of Liverpool goes around Ian Walker of Tottenham Hotspurs in their FA Carling Premiership game at White Hart Lane in London, England.

Liverpool legend Robbie Fowler spoke exclusively to the Mirror, and shared what Jürgen Klopp told him about the exciting transfer plans that he has in pace at Anfield this summer.

The Reds have already been heavily active during this summer’s transfer window, signing midfield duo Fabinho and Naby Keita for just short of £100 million, but it seems as though Klopp’s business is far from finished.

Jurgen Klopp, Manager of Liverpool looks on during a training session on April 9, 2018 in Liverpool, England.

The German is keen on bringing Nabil Fekir to Merseyside, with the Frenchman himself keen on a switch to Liverpool, according to a report from the Mirror.

There have also been calls for Klopp to sign a top class goalkeeper, following Loris Karius’ shaky display in Kiev last weekend.

These must be really exciting times to be involved with Liverpool, and Fowler shared what the Reds boss told him when he asked him about his summer transfer plans, as quoted by the Mirror:

In this handout image provided by the ITM Group, Robbie Fowler and John Aldridge of Liverpool FC Legends (R) in the dressing room during the Legends match between Liverpool FC Legends and...

“For Jurgen Klopp though, there are a few issues. I spoke to him before the game, and he told me he will make signings in the summer, that the plans were already in place to make the squad much stronger.”

If Liverpool do sign at least another two top quality players, they will surely be considered as Manchester City’s nearest challengers for the Premier League title next season, as Klopp looks to guide his side to their first league title since 1990.