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committed his future to Liverpool with a new contract until 2024, a two-strand approach to transfers is likely to be implemented, targeting further success both now and in the longer term. Just 24 hours had passed between news breaking of Takumi Minamino 's imminent arrival at Liverpool and the announcement that Jürgen Klopp had signed a new contract committing his future to the club until 2024. On Friday, Klopp  admitted  that an important aspect of his new deal would be the long-term stability it provides to prospective transfer targets, with players logically being more likely to choose Liverpool in the knowledge that a manager of Klopp's calibre will be there for the next four years at least, as opposed to just two. And having barely spent a penny last summer, there is ample reason to believe Liverpool will make several major acquisitions over the next few transfer windows as part of a two-strand approach which has already started to fall into place. Whereas in 2018, Live...

Ref:Teamtalk.com Genk midfielder Sander Berge has said that he would be willing to talk to teams interested in his signature, but only if the “right” club makes a sensible approach. The 21-year-old has impressed for Belgian side Genk so far this term, including when his performance at Anfield earlier this season reportedly led to Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp speaking to the midfielder in private after the sides’ Champions League clash. Recent reports have indicated that  the Reds are keen on signing Berge to provide cover for the injured Fabinho , while   Chelsea are also said to be tracking the Norwegian . Speaking to Belgian news outlet  Het Laatste Nieuws , however, Berge said that while he remains unaffected by such speculation, he would be willing to discuss with other clubs if the chance arises. Asked about the reports surrounding his future, he said: “I can assure you that this is not the case with me. “Winter or summer, every transfer period there is a lot of specu...