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'I will assist Jurgen and Jurgen only': Lijnders talks future after Liverpool

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 since 2014, with a half-year break to manage 

The 40-year-old says he will try his hand at managing again when he leaves Liverpool.

"After this project I will be my own manager. When our contract finishes, I will sit down with my agent and see what’s available. For now, my focus is on attacking each game in front of us," he told FourFourTwo.

Revealed: How Pep Lijnders' role at Liverpool has expanded

 over the past few years, the Telegraph report.

The assistant manager often takes charge of first-team training sessions instead of 

The Dutchman has a big say in transfer decisions. He 'directly advocated' for signing 

, who Liverpool will reportedly target in the summer.

The Reds now prioritise signing players from the Portuguese and Dutch leagues, where the 39-year-old previously worked.

Additionally, Lijnders, alongside Klopp, rejected an opportunity to sign Leipzig striker 

'Building a club is so much more than transfers': Lijnders on FSG spending on new players for Liverpool

"If you buy a lot, young players don't get the chance,"

 told a press conference when asked about FSG's spending on strengthening the squad. 

 in the winter, it was like water in the desert, it was needed.

 is a good signing, so young, hungry. he can create five chances by himself. You have 

"We cannot afford to buy and not be right, the players have to add something new and special.

"We have to be right and that's what we search for. Then the most important thing was to tie down our best players. It's always a balance.

"Do people want to see 3 or 4 more players, of course but we prefer to have the right one and have time for the young ones - to make the team younger and give academy talent a chance. People see transfers as the one thing, but building a club is so much more than that."

Liverpool spent just £95.7m in the summer window, with most of the money going into the signing of Darwin Nunez. The Reds also bought Calvin Ramsay.

Despite desperately needing a midfielder, the club decided against spending big and brought 

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liverpoolfan1622404260034701964

Mr Klopp , is doing his best with what little he has to work with , and NOT much help from F.S.G.,a bigger squad means rest an recovery for the team.

Ernie O'Grady

This guy is self centered, he is working only on making his future secure. Not work with the team to help them. He is man of only words.  

Coming  to the team and FSG spending. If Klopp somehow works his magic again, and team push themselves to finish top four which seems highly unlikely. I am certain FSG will not spend much in summer again. 
For me under Klopp it shouldn’t the case where we finish. We should be targeting silverware. But lack of investment, is causing us to struggle to finish top four and make it to champions league, which we won’t make it unless we win it.

Jesse Jason B

You had a go at NEC in Netherlands during this period and were sacked, then came back so suspect if anything similar had or  comes up you would be off.

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Erling Haaland	Man City	20
Cole Palmer	Chelsea	20
Ollie Watkins	Aston Villa	19
Dominic Solanke	Bournemouth	18
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'I will assist Jurgen and Jurgen only': Lijnders talks future after Liverpool

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