Liverpool legend names the three Premier League stars the club need to sign in the summer, they all play for the same side

A Liverpool legend has told the club to sign three players from the same Premier League club during the summer transfer window.

Last summer, Liverpool underwent a huge midfield overhaul after losing the likes of Jordan Henderson, James Milner, Naby Keita, Fabinho and Alex Oxlade Chamberlain.

In turn, Jurgen Klopp signed Alexis Mac Allister, Dominik Szoboszlai, Wataru Endo and Ryan Gravenberch.

With Klopp set to depart the club after the 23/24 season, Liverpool could be heading for a busy summer transfer window.

Feyenoord boss Arne Slot has the leading candidate to take over after expressing his interest in moving to Anfield on Thursday night.

Looking ahead to the summer transfer window, Reds legend John Barnes has told the club to sign not one but three players from Crystal Palace.

As reported by Liverpool World, Barnes said: “Marc Guehi is a very good player. Guehi is someone Liverpool should be looking at.

“Even the Palace attacking players like Eze and Olise are players Liverpool could be looking at also. City are also said to be looking at Olise and Eze. Arsenal also. But if Mo were to go and Liverpool wanted to bring in someone to replace him, Eze and Olise are players that I like. Those two alongside Guehi are ready to move up a level.”

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After their recent poor run of form, Liverpool will look to bounce back against West Ham United on Saturday.

Ahead of the match, Klopp said: “That's the first game we think about, are concerned about. Then we have the first normal weeks for ages with long turnarounds and that's it. So, don't get me wrong, nobody gave up here. We just need to be realistic. Both of them [Man City and Arsenal] must lose two games.

“First of all, we have to win four and they have to lose two games. They didn't lose two games I don't know since when, so why should it start now? But if it happens, we have to be there, stuff like this. That's the situation. I'm not this kind of guy, 'We will be 100 per cent and we will get them' and everybody thinks he's a bit dumb – I might be but not in that way. So, that's it, that's the approach. How I said, I didn't like our football and I hope I can help the boys to play better and much more positive again.”