“You don’t have to be worried” – watch Liverpool boss optimistic for his new side as he dismisses Sadio Mane transfer concerns

“You don’t have to be worried” – watch Liverpool boss optimistic for his new side as he dismisses Sadio Mane transfer concerns

The manager of Liverpool, Jurgen Klopp, has expressed his optimism for the upcoming campaign and stressed that Liverpool fans “don’t have to be concerned.”

As part of their preseason trip in preparation for the next Premier League season, the Reds are now in Bangkok, Thailand.

Last season, Manchester City narrowly defeated Liverpool for the championship before Sadio Mane left the club for Bayern Munich, dissolving the potent attack trio he had developed with Mohamed Salah and Roberto Firmino.

Sadio Mane (photo by Getty images)

Darwin Nunez, who replaced Mane, was acquired for a club-record £85 million, along with Fabio Carvalho, Calvin Ramsay, and Salah, as Liverpool enters a new era. Salah has been signed for another three years.

Relive Sadio Mane’s finest and worst moments from his time in the Premier League now that his transfer to Bundesliga champions Bayern Munich has been officialized.

“We know how good Sadio is, we will realise how good he was for us in moments because there were just ‘Sadio moments’ when no one else can do it like him,” Klopp exclusively told Sky Sports News.

“That’s not a bad thing because two years ago Diogo Jota came in and Diogo did amazing stuff for us.

“Bobby Firmino had probably not the season we all expected because of injuries but in training Bobby is back, 100 per cent. He’s a world class player.

“You don’t have to be worried when you think about us or you can be excited about what’s possible for us.

“We cannot do the same thing year-in, year-out, it’s just not possible. We have a base, we have to build on this base and be more unpredictable for other teams and that’s possible with bringing in other players because they have a different skillset.”

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