This is the Blood Red Podcast from the Liverpool Echo, giving you the inside track on all the big talking points from Anfield.

Hello, welcome to this week's Liverpool.com podcast. It's Dan Morgan, it's Children benefit, it's Oliver Connolly with you. As always... on the game for the second consecutive week. So therefore we are going to look at something a little

bit different. We're going to look at a theme we've been running on lipPills.com which is a series of

pieces around Liverpool's transfer activity this summer. We have all taken turn to

plot our own summer incoming in terms of players Liverpool would buy who we would like.

We've all been giving a budget of

65 million pounds based on the amount that we think little people can recoup in

player sales. So we're going to come to them in a minute. It's one of

have a little chat.

Generally, that's about the concept of looking forward, Joel, and the concept of evolution

and where we think the manager will look to evolve Liverpool and where he will look to ignite

an energize team and where he will look to sort of put the wheel back on if you like from what has happened this season and

and the deviation from what the plan originally was.

Yeah, there's quite a bit of change that we can expect this summer.

After a few years really where everything's been quite constant, quite stable and you'd be looking at kind of one or two

departures but none of them being key players, you know, last summer it was the Lana, Logan.

I think this summer there'd be quite a lot more going out the door than that

ideally if Liverpool can get their way I think they probably would have wanted a

shift more than they did last summer and but I think in terms of player

turnover and reshaping the squad I think this one is probably going to be the biggest window for quite a while for Liverpool in that regard.

I think you can make arguments as we'll come on to discuss shortly that there's a need to strengthen in

most areas of a squad really I'd say in part due to players that we expect to move on

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