If Liverpool Needed to Raise a 100M Transfer Kitty, Who Would They Sell

Take a look at Liverpool's transfer activity over the past few years, and you'll spot a familiar pattern.Per Transfer League, the Reds are in the red this seasonbut only just. It will be the first time they've failed to make a profit on player movement since the 2010/11 campaign.No club in Europe's top five leagues has generated more income from player sales since 2010, according to a CIES Football Observatoryreport that was published in September 2016.While balancing the books might seem a necessity for most businesses, Liverpool fans will point to concerns over the club's ability to compete with their domestic rivals in the transfer market.As recently as the January window, there were calls for managerJurgen Klopp to spend in the hope of maintaining a push for the Premier League title.No new faces arrived, though, and Liverpool's lightweight squad struggled to cope with the demands of a hectic fixture schedule that included cup commitments.But unlike during a game, Klopp remains calm. It's not that ownerFenway Sports Group won't splash the cash but more about the managerfinding the right player to bring in."If we perform at the highest level, nobody asks for new players, but if you don't, everybody asks for them," the German said in early March, perGideon Brooksof theExpress."That is the situation we are in, and we are working on it already. We will spend money in the summer."Liverpool have made further strides on the field this term, yet the likelihood of European football next season will see the need for reinforcements in the summer.Klopp has declared funds are available, but what if he has the chance to make a marquee signing' For example, what ifPierre-Emerick Aubameyang wants to reunite with his old Borussia Dortmund boss at Anfield'Player sales could help fund such deals. For contrasting reasons, we've picked out four candidates who could be moved on during the summer to help add over 100 million to Klopp's transfer kitty.Begin Slideshow
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