are not expected to sign any more players this summer but has nevertheless been urged to rival , and for a £60m deal.
The Reds – who won two trophies last season, reached the Champions League final and finished one point behind Premier League champions Manchester City – have .
and are already making plans for next year when they could try to bring England star Jude Bellingham to Anfield.
But former Liverpool striker Stan Collymore believes Klopp should enter the race for Brazilian winger Raphinha, who has been strongly linked with Arsenal, Chelsea and Barcelona.
Raphinha looks set to leave Leeds United this summer and is said to favour a move to Barcelona, although and .
‘My message to Liverpool is, “Go on, get in there and get him, and future proof for the prospect of Mohamed Salah leaving in a year,’ Collymore told the .
‘If Jurgen Klopp can show the boy how to play with more tactical discipline, the Reds will have one hell of a potential threat down the left or right with a promise of goals if he stays high up the pitch rather than drifting.
‘I look at Chelsea and think they are all right for that kind of player, they have good players left and right.
‘People will say that if you can hone his talent and skills, he can give you the same ‘Wow!’ factor , or at least a similar one, to Eden Hazard, even though they’re different players. But I just don’t see him as an automatic pick there.
‘With Arsenal, he would go there and carry on in the same vein as he plays at Leeds, where I don’t think he is as tactically aware as I’d like him to be, a lot of what he does is off the cuff.
‘But if you’re looking at Klopp and what he has done with Salah and Sadio Mane then he could do the same with Raphinha.
‘If Liverpool, on the back of good business with Darwin Nunez and Fabio Carvalho, were to get Raphinha and tell him to watch Salah for the next year, not only will he learn but it would also put Mo under a nice bit of pressure to make him think, ‘Am I going to stay or am I going to go?’
‘Nobody is comparing Raphinha to Salah because you can’t compare anyone to Salah. But he has rapid pace, amazing skills and ability, and he can be polished to score more goals and get more assists.
‘If Klopp can do that then, all of a sudden, by this time next year, Liverpool could have an all-new front three and it will be as if people have blinked and not even noticed, which would be amazing.’
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