After coming within 15 minutes of the Premier League title last season, Liverpool will know the task is going to be even tougher in the upcoming campaign.
Manchester City have responded to cutting it fine last term by spending big to add Erling Haaland and Kalvin Phillips to their ranks, but they're not the only contenders. Tottenham have added to their squad in a big way with the likes of Richarlison and Yves Bissouma arriving, while Chelsea - despite Thomas Tuchel's concerns about their readiness for the upcoming campaign - have more than £80m worth of fresh talent in the form of Raheem Sterling and Kalidou Koulibaly.
They're not the only ones, either, with Arsenal and Manchester United both spending big after missing out on the top four a year ago. However, according to assistant manager Pep Lijnders, Liverpool's own approach will go far beyond big-money signings like Darwin Nunez.
