Prominent Italian journalist Fabrizio Romano has exclusively revealed Liverpool’s initial signing under the management of Arne Slot, marking the commencement of a new era at Anfield. Meanwhile, departing manager Klopp has vocally supported and defended the transfer policies implemented by FSG, asserting their strategic significance for the club’s future endeavors.

Jurgen Klopp expressed gratitude towards FSG for their financial support during his tenure as manager, asserting that their policy of not overspending aligns with “the Liverpool way.”

Klopp’s emotional departure from Anfield marked the end of an illustrious era, during which he led the club to numerous successes.

Despite ongoing discussions about FSG’s backing, Klopp emphasized the importance of unity within the club and maintained that disagreements were addressed internally.

He defended FSG’s approach, contrasting it with the financial challenges faced by other clubs.

In Klopp’s final year, several clubs, including Everton and Nottingham Forest, faced penalties for violating FFP regulations, highlighting the importance of fiscal responsibility.

Klopp commended Liverpool’s prudent management and lamented the repercussions faced by clubs involved in financial misconduct.

Amid Klopp’s departure, Arne Slot emerged as his likely successor, with preliminary talks indicating his preference for tactical continuity and potential transfer targets.

Federico Chiesa and Crysencio Summerville were identified as potential winger options, while interest in Benfica’s Antonio Silva suggested a defensive focus.

Sky Sports’ Dharmesh Sheth suggested that a central defender would likely be Slot’s first signing, given Liverpool’s defensive needs following Joel Matip’s departure and Virgil van Dijk’s aging.