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Missing out on top four won't affect transfer plans, insists Klopp

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Missing out on top four won't affect transfer plans, insists Klopp

Missing out on top four won't affect transfer plans, insists Klopp

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp insists a failure to qualify for the Champions League will not affect his summer transfer plans significantly.


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