Shaqiri and five others Klopp no longer like them on the team, Liverpool sells six players

The German technician aims to reinforce the team for the new season, as all trophy remains in the country and Europe.

Europe's current champion has put six football players on sale, where about 120m euros hope to be collected from their sale.

Divock Origi, Dejan Lovren and Gerdan Shaqiri are the current Liverpool players who will leave, while they will join the loans currently such as Harry Wilson, Loris Karius and Marko Grujic.

Welding talent Harry Wilson is expected to be eventually purchased by Bournemouth for 30m euros, while The Reds hope to earn 20 million from the sale of Grujic.

Gerdan Shaqiri is another footballer expected to bring in the club, which values the Kosovo star 20m euros.

Newcastle United, Seville, CSKA Moscow, Rome and Galatasaray are the teams that are loving Shaqiri, but it appears the favourite remains the Turkish giant to sign with the gylanas.

The 28-year-old had problems with injuries, and this edition played in only 10 matches, scoring a goal.

Divock Origi and Dejan Lovren are the other two players expected to leave, where The Reds value both at 15m euros.

Meanwhile, the borrowing brings back German goalkeeper Loris Karius, who spent two seasons at Besiktasi, but the Turkish club has not activated the clause for its final acquisition.

The 26-year-old has no place in Anfield, while Liverpool hopes to earn about 10m euros from his sale.

The number of players removed from the team may increase during the summer, but for Liverpool, six of those mentioned above are primary to leave.

Money raised by their sale, The Reds are expected to spend on reinforcement of the team with new players.