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Liverpool's potential money losses if they miss out on top four: broken down

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 table - so it's not impossible that they miss out on the 

 for the first time since the 2016/17 season.

Along with other setbacks, it's going to hurt Liverpool financially: participating in other European competitions is nowhere near as lucrative as performing in the Champions League.

For example, this season, despite exiting the tournament after the Round of 16, Liverpool earned £26.4 million from their run.

The earning would've grown exponentially had Liverpool progressed further. The Champions League winner might bank up to £85.1 million.

If Liverpool miss out on the top four, they're not getting any of it, including the £15.64 million they'd receive just for qualifying.

Of course, the Reds could qualify for the 

However, their maximum earnings in those competitions would be £23.4m (less than what they earned in the Champions League this season) and £15.5m (less than what the Champions League qualification earns), respectively.

Revealed: How much money Liverpool will free up when Firmino, Keita & 4 other players leave

 and Adrian are also likely to leave the club on contract expiry.

According to the Athletic's James Pearce, this will free up about £650,000 per week for the club to use for new signings.

Pearce expects Liverpool to have 'a lot of cash' to spend in the summer.

 move is not off as Liverpool see him as a priority signing. Signing 

 is impossible though as the Frenchman would cost too much.

'Liverpool's pursuit is not off': Ornstein gives another Bellingham update

On Monday, the Athletic's David Ornstein reported that 

 are now favourites in the race for the Dortmund man because of their financial muscle.

Speaking on the Walk On podcast, the journalist has provided a more detailed update, giving some hope to the Reds faithful.

"It’s looking increasingly unlikely that Liverpool will do the deal this summer, as things stand. I’ll always add that caveat because things can change and decisions are yet to be made," Ornstein said.

"It’s mainly likely to come down to finances, the expected transfer fee, we don’t know what that is going to be at this time. We’ve reported that Borussia Dortmund are looking for around €150m. 

"Liverpool don’t know what competitions they’re going to be playing in, Champions League or Europa League and that will affect budgets.

"It’s vital to stress Liverpool’s pursuit is not off, but that is our understanding of the current situation, speaking to multiple sources with knowledge of this situation from across the industry. Liverpool would be reluctant to get into a bidding war at that level of finance.

"We’re not saying with certainty how this is going to conclude, we’re trying our best to relay to you what we’re hearing at this moment in time."

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What do you expect you don’t earn where you did not invest

Owen .j. Guobadia

if we miss the CL money it's down to the lack of investment

liverpoolfan Steve foster

tough shit , self inflicted, all cauld of been avoiding, greedy yank fucks.....

nick heeley

Yup true true.
we've been in the top 4 and in the champions league.
yet very little of the prize money goes on investing in players which 
is why were eventually where we are today.
lack of investment from FSG has caused us to spiral and plummet from grace..

Burgundy

I was staying the same as I read through the article,make no sense FSG reaping all these fortunes and not spending, it's call KARMA.

Gemma

Who gives a fuck after all the money they gained in the last so many years.  These owners desreve to lose money for not continuing to re invest properly

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Liverpool's potential money losses if they miss out on top four: broken down

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