Jurgen Klopp was very interested in John McGinn

Liverpool are looking for a deal for Giorgio Wijnaldum, who has left the club to join Paris Saint-Germain.

Klopp is said to be a major admirer of McGinn and has gained some information about the abilities of his relatives.

This is in line with The Athletic, which guarantees that Liverpool executives need to know if McGinn "stops running at any time on race day".

The report expressed that "Liverpool's interest is genuine" and quoted Klopp in 2019 when the German said: "John McGinn, what a superb player he is. ”

What's more, his deep respect for him hasn't faded, but the article suggests that interest is certain, and it's another thing to really move him to sign.

Dean Smith's frantic desire to keep the midfielder was an idea, and Villa was simply bidding £50m to try to consider an exchange.

Klopp wants to redo his Liverpool midfield and find the answer without Wijnaldum, who is crucial to their achievements at the end of the season.

In addition, Football Insider claimed that Klopp "wanted to change Liverpool's system in time" so that the next crusade with Thiago would be "the heartbeat of the team".

The German manager "wants to use some of his preseason time to try to get 30-year-old Thiago to work as a host behind the top three." ”

As Fabinho and Jordan Henderson refocused on some of the matches, Thiago was conveyed as a deep core midfielder, but Klopp soon pushed him further afield.

Still, Klopp and his mentor at Liverpool consider Thiago's passing ability to be "the best when he directs the game on the pitch".

Football Insider added: "Pushing Thiago forward would increase Liverpool's attacking danger while also reducing his chances of fouling in dangerous positions. ”

Meanwhile, in the opening match of Euro 2020, Spain's 0-0 draw with Sweden, Thiago replaced Manchester City midfielder Rodri in 65 minutes.

In any case, the Liverpool star was lashed out in the Spanish media after a match against Luis Enrique's side, neglecting to separate Sweden despite having 85% ownership of Sweden.

Macca was quoted as saying: "He went into the second half. He needs to be a hero, but he trades a lot of traffic with unpredictable passes and bad choices. He did not show competition to be a starter. ”