In both a literal and figurative sense, Liverpool's summer rebuild is starting to take real shape.
After a season of underperformance that resulted in the lowest finish of any of Klopp's seven full terms as manager in fifth, much of the discourse in recent weeks and months has been of a Reds squad in need of a restructuring, particularly in the midfield ranks where James Milner, Naby Keita and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain have now departed as free agents and Arhur Melo has returned to Juventus.
But while that engine-room metaphor has been stretched to breaking point with regards to the work Klopp and his recruitment team need to undertake in the transfer window, there's also a more tangible building project that is picking up pace at Anfield right now as the club gets set for something of a new era.
