Jurgen Klopp insists there will be no mega-money transfers for Liverpool this summer and doubts whether the likes of Kylian Mbappe, Erling Haaland and Jadon Sancho will be on the move.

The Reds have been linked with the trio in the past but Klopp does not believe many big-money signings will happen this year due to the financial impact of the Coronavirus pandemic.

Asked what might be possible transfer-wise, the German said: “Not a lot.

“It depends on what happens if someone wants to leave, if we sell. We can never really plan early.

“Not playing Champions League doesn’t help obviously, but it’s not our biggest problem. The market will be really strange.

“I hear about really big money moves… is Kylian Mbappe going? Haaland? Sancho? I don’t see that happening a lot this summer because the football world is still not in the same place it was before.

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“The situation is better than I would have thought a year ago but the financial situation is a year where everyone suffers.

“We will see how the market will develop but for sure it won’t be an early market.

“It’s not good if you don’t go to the Champions League, but there is still a chance and while there is a chance we should not speak about it as no chance.”