Ruben Amorim has reportedly urged Liverpool to finance an extravagant £120 million triple transfer spree, which would involve replacing three key figures from Jurgen Klopp’s era.

Ruben Amorim is reportedly eyeing a significant overhaul at Liverpool, with plans to revamp the squad by bringing in three key signings as replacements for departing stars from the Jurgen Klopp era.

The Portuguese coach has instructed Liverpool’s sporting director, Richard Hughes, to pursue deals for these players to kick off his reign at Anfield in style.

Amorim’s desire for these signings comes amidst the impending departure of Jurgen Klopp, who is set to leave Liverpool after almost nine years at the helm, leaving behind a legacy of tremendous success. While Klopp and his team remain focused on pursuing further trophies, attention off the field has shifted towards securing a suitable successor.

Michael Edwards, now serving as CEO of football, is leading the search for Klopp’s successor and is working towards ensuring a smooth transition for the club.

With Xabi Alonso no longer in contention for the role, Amorim has emerged as a strong candidate, with discussions reportedly underway between his representatives and Liverpool.

Amorim’s preference for coaching Liverpool has been made apparent to his current club, Sporting Lisbon, and talks have progressed, suggesting a potential move to Anfield.

Reports suggest that Liverpool is considering offering Amorim a three-year deal, with negotiations estimated to cost around €10 million, significantly less than his initial exit clause.

As part of these discussions, Amorim has outlined a three-man wishlist to bolster Liverpool’s squad, including Goncalo Inacio and Marcus Edwards from Sporting CP.

Additionally, Alex Grimaldo from Bayer Leverkusen is being targeted as a reinforcement for Liverpool’s wing-back position.

These signings would represent a significant investment for Liverpool, totaling £120 million, but Amorim views them as essential to kickstart his tenure on a strong footing.

Furthermore, these players are seen as replacements for key figures from Klopp’s era, including Mohamed Salah, Joel Matip, and Andy Robertson, who are expected to depart or require upgrades.