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Liverpool's Squad Value Has Increased From £360 Million To £1.83 Billion Under Jurgen Klopp

Liverpool's Squad Value Has Increased From £360 Million To £1.83 Billion Under Jurgen Klopp

It's safe to say the German has transformed Liverpool since his arrival in October 2015.

Daniel Marland

Daniel Marland

Liverpool's squad value has increased by over 500% since Jurgen Klopp took over - rising from £360 million to £1.83 billion.

Per Daily Mirror, Forbes have revealed the value of Liverpool's squad has skyrocketed since the German's appointment.

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Klopp took over from Brendan Rodgers in October 2015 and inherited an underwhelming squad.

However, he and sporting director Michael Edwards have managed to build one of the best teams in the world five years on.

It's also been done sensibly, with the Merseyside outfit's net spend working out between £80 and £90 million.

They have maximised profits from the sales of squad players such as Jordan Ibe and Dominic Solanke, while making a hefty £142m from the sale of Phillipe Coutinho.

The money has been reinvested sensibly, with a wide array of players being bought for cheap and improved massively.

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Andy Robertson was signed from recently relegated Hull City in 2017 for £8 million and he's arguably grown into one of the world's best full-backs.

Trent Alexander-Arnold is also another player to benefit from Klopp's coaching, with transfermrkt rating the 21-year-old at £99 million.

Liverpool have received praise for their results this season, but Sky Sports pundit and Reds legend Jamie Carragher believes Klopp deserves more credit for his coaching ability.

"Liverpool aren't buying superstars, they're making superstars," Carragher told Daily Mirror. "Klopp doesn't get enough credit for that.

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"Once you've got that player, you've got to improve that player. That's where Klopp doesn't get near enough credit as a coach," the 41-year-old explained.

"Liverpool are not going to the best clubs in the world and buying their best players. And it's not that Liverpool are buying players with a special ability that nobody else can see."

Liverpool are currently 14 points ahead of Manchester City at the top of the Premier League and welcome bitter rivals Manchester United on Sunday.

United are the only team to take points off Liverpool this season, in a 1-1 draw at Old Trafford in October.

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Topics: Liverpool, Football News, Football, Jurgen Klopp