This is the reason why Liverpool does not make more signings after Mac Allister

Everybody in Liverpool's universe knows a big investment should be made to get the team ready for next season. With the other teams in the Premier League Big Seven spending a big amount of money in transfers to improve their squads, the competition will be very hard and Liverpool needs to be set to fight with their toughest rivals in the top of the League to improve the last season, when the Reds failed in getting qualified to play the Champions League. 

At the moment, the Anfield team has completed the signing of the 24-year-old midfielder Alexis Mac Allister from Brighton, in exchange of an fee close to the €60 million, but Jürgen Klopp will need more signings to rebuild his team after losing important men in the squad, such as James Milner or Bobby Firmino. 

This is the reason why the fans are wondering the possible causes leading their team to a certain standstill in the summer transfer window. The Reds have been reported to be interested in Khephren Thuram, Romeo Lavia, Gabri Veiga, Manu Kone and Ryan Gravenverch as possible targets to strengthen the team’s midfield, but any movement has been concreted.  
 

The Liverpool’s uncertainties would not help

According to the British media, the club financial standing drastically affected by the non-qualification of the team for the next Champions League, would be the main reason of leading the club to slow down in the transfer market. The truth about Liverpool’s financial health and the impact that Anfield Road Stand’s decisions have on the club’s transfer approach could start to be in the spotlight for the fans for the next few days, despite some voices in the club are still confident in being able to unlock the club’s spending capacity.