Liverpool sent 11 players out on loan last season and while a few panned out, a lot more didn't. Here's a look at the 5 biggest names and how likely they are to stay with the Reds.
Harvey Elliott
Liverpool's 18-year-old attacking sensation lit up the Championship last season, scoring 7 and assisting 11 in 31 starts for Blackburn.
Elliott is a very highly rated prospect and has exceeded expectations with a truly fantastic loan spell that will likely see him stay with the Reds next season.
According to the Echo, Elliott will be involved with the squad next season and the time could be ripe for the English youngster to start breaking through.
Probability of staying: 8/10
Sheyi Ojo
Sheyi Ojo has become somewhat of a forgotten name after being touted to be the next big thing in Klopp's early years at LFC.
However, he had a sneakily productive loan spell at Cardiff, scoring 5 and assisting 7.
Now 23, this would certainly be his last chance but Ojo could stick around the squad, especially with Mane and Salah set to leave for AFCON in January.
Probability of staying: 5/10
Harry Wilson
For a long time, Reds fans have had big expectations from Harry Wilson and he has another great loan spell at Cardiff.
However, it has become more and more apparent that he's unlikely to break into Liverpool's first XI and he's too good to sit on the bench for the Reds.
Wilson will most likely be sold should any clubs match Liverpool's valuation for the Welshman. If he could impress at the Euros, that would help.
Probability of staying: 3/10
Marko Grujic
Grujic was the first signing of Klopp's tenure and the Serbian midfielder was supposed to be the ultimate box-to-box acquisition for the Reds.
It hasn't quite panned out for him and like the man who supposedly pushed to get him to Anfield, Zeljko Buvac, he doesn't seem to be in Klopp's plans.
Hertha Berlin have reportedly already bid for Grujic and he could be gone if Liverpool negotiate the right deal for him.
Probability of staying: 2/10
Ben Woodburn
Ben Woodburn is another player that was supposed to be the next big thing to come out of Liverpool's academy and scoring for the first team at 16 certainly helped that idea.
However, injuries have since taken their toll on a player who will be 22 in October and he has lost the dynamic pace that made him so good.
He barely played for Blackpool and he will almost certainly be offloaded in the transfer window, a sad end to a once promising LFC career.
Probability of staying: 0/10
Which of these players do you think Liverpool should keep or sell ahead of next season?
