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A number of players are linked with joining the Klopp revolution

Tom Sheen
Thursday 19 November 2015 06:48 EST
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Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp celebrates with his players after victory over Chelsea
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp celebrates with his players after victory over Chelsea (Getty Images)

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Jurgen Klopp arrived at Liverpool to huge fanfare and optimisim from fans.

Some even predicted the German would lead the club to a title in the next couple of years.

But seven matches into his reign although the early results have been good (three wins, three draws, one defeat) it has become obvious that the Liverpool squad is going to need a lot of work to play the Klopp way.

Numerous players are already linked with a move from Anfield, especially from his old stomping ground in the Bundesliga.

Some are a little bit more fanciful than others, but here are a few of the juciest rumours doing the rounds right now.

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