Liverpool are still reeling from their slowest start to a Premier League season as they sit as low as 16th in the table on just two points after two draws and one defeat from their first three games.
Jurgen Klopp cut an incredibly frustrated figure on the Old Trafford touchline last Monday as the Reds were beaten 2-1 by their long-term rivals Manchester United. As a result of that defeat, Erik ten Hag's struggling side actually leapfrogged Liverpool in the leaugue table.
Question marks remain over the club's transfer policy as a large section of the fanbase are starting to show signs of frustration with the owners for failing to back Klopp with what they deem the sufficient funds needed to keep up with Liverpool's title rivals.
