5 Liverpool wonderkids ready to break into Klopp's first-team this season

Liverpool supporters are finally having to accept that this is not going to be a busy transfer summer for the recently crowned European champions.

Having gone big last summer and brought in Alisson, Fabinho, Naby Keita and Xherdan Shaqiri - shortly after the arrival of Virgil van Dijk - it appears as though Liverpool are focusing more on looking after the players they already have rather than splashing the cash on megastars who could upset the balance of the squad.

Jurgen Klopp also has plenty of good young players that he'll want to to introduce to the squad over pre-season, including the recently signed Dutch centre-back Sepp van den Berg.

And he and others could well be seen in the first-team before the end of the campaign.

Rhian Brewster

We'll start with one of the club's worst kept secrets.

Brewster's name is one that has been doing the rounds in corridors of power at Anfield and Melwood for a while now, and the reason we haven't seen him in the first-team just yet it is only due to injury.

An unused substitute in the Champions League wins over Barcelona and Tottenham , the 19-year-old forward was treated like a first-team player last season, and it will be fascinating to see him in this summer.

Ki-Jana Hoever

The only one of the five to play a senior game for the Reds, Hoever's experience of the FA Cup third round clash at Wolves in January at the age of 16 is sure to stand him in good stead going forward.

Anfield and Academy staff are amazed by the young Dutchman's calmness and ability on the ball, and after starring for the Dutch at this summer's successful under-17s European Championships he'll be desperate for another first-team taste.

Sepp van den Berg

The Dutch teenager is the youngest, freshest face at Liverpool after completing his transfer from PEC Zwolle this week.

It may be a while before the 17-year-old gets to see some first-team action, but having beaten off competition from the likes of Bayern Munich for his signature, the Reds might well have promised him some game-time before the end of the campaign.

Adam Lewis

With Alberto Moreno having left and Liverpool needing a backup left-back to Andy Robertson, there have been plenty of suggestions that scouser Lewis could take on that role.

The 19-year-old signed a new long-term deal in February, and despite recent concerns about form it would be no surprise if he got a League Cup game or two in the upcoming season.

Paul Glatzel

Glatzel's similarly prolific strike partner Bobby Duncan is also worth a mention here, but having signed his first pro deal towards the end of the season and captained the Reds to FA Youth Cup success, it could well be that forward Glatzel is ahead of him in the pecking order.

The hard-working 18-year-old - who was born in Liverpool to German parents - has earned comparisons with Roberto Firmino and Dirk Kuyt due to his selfless nature.