Liverpool spent 480 million euro signings this summer, of which 144 million won the Premier League King Isaac. TA believes that Liverpool has signed many world-class players in key positions, which has directly enhanced the strength of the lineup.

With the addition of Isaac, Wilz and Ekitic, Liverpool now has one of the world's most powerful forwards, each player is not only a threat on the court, but also a valuable asset with huge appreciation potential.

In addition, selling marginal players at high prices and sending young players away at considerable expenses, while retaining some control over their future, proves that the club is master in long-term planning.

Is Slott satisfied? Failure to finalize Crystal Palace defender Gee would bring some disappointment, as his arrival could have put a perfect end to this nearly perfect transfer window.

But deep down, Slot would be excited about the prospect of moving forward with a star-studded roster based on a perfect season start. He has a wealth of offensive genius, a versatile midfielder and a strong and experienced defense line composed of Van Dijk, Connate and goalkeeper Allison. Even if there is an injury, Liverpool should have enough manpower.

Priorities for the winter window next January? Given that Liverpool was very close to signing Guy, it would be no surprise if they restarted negotiations in the winter. By then, as Guy's contract will be closer to expiration, the transfer fee will be lower, which may be attractive. Another option is to keep waiting until next summer to try sign-free Guy.

In other positions, after adjustments this summer, there should be no large demand for signings in January.

Is there any funds available in the winter window? Fenway Sports Group will always be flexible with changes or market opportunities. With the sale this summer, Liverpool has recovered most of its total spending and is in good financial condition, which will help the future transfer window.