"I still think from that point of view, Jurgen Klopp can attract the big players. They only had one bad season this year and they still could get in the Champions League. "Liverpool have still got that credit in the bank from winning Champions Leagues and Premier Leagues. With Jurgen Klopp, he can handle the star players, he's done that with Liverpool players over the past few years and the club can handle it. "I think it's a really interesting thing here. I think don't go from being measured and think 'right we've got there' and all of a sudden go and blow everything and your principles of what you've done so far. "I think three, maybe four, really good additions to this squad, and have another season where they get into the Champions League potentially or challenge for Champions League and challenge for a trophy like they did this year in the Carabao Cup, is the right approach.
They're going to have to be strong with the ownership who may want an acceleration and say 'Hang on we're in the Champions League now, we want this, this and this.' "Eddie and Dan Ashworth are going to have to be strong I think. You might end up getting offered a 32-year-old at that sort of money and Eddie might think no. Speaking on the Gary Neville podcast, he said: "If they're a 25, 26-year-old at £100million, that player is probably going to go to another club in Europe at this moment in time. READ MORE: Barcelona star Raphinha breaks silence on Newcastle United transfer speculation with angry responseīoth clubs have been linked with moves for the likes of Neymar and Jude Bellingham, but Neville believes those types of players are still out of Newcastle's reach. Liverpool themselves will want to be back in a position where they challenge for the Premier League title, but need a different kind of approach in the summer transfer window. The Toon are widely expected to invest into their playing squad again this summer, with the restraints of Financial Fair Play much looser if they are to qualify for the Champions League. The Reds are hot on the heels of Newcastle in the race for Champions League football, albeit the Magpies are in control of their own destiny and have a game in hand on the Scousers. Neville draws comparisons between both Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool and Frank Lampard's Chelsea in 2019 as a signpost of how quickly things can unravel at the top. The former Manchester United defender says the Magpies should aim to bring in three or four quality players that tie in with Eddie Howe's current ethos at St. Gary Neville has warned Newcastle United's owners they must balance their own ambition and try to keep their measured approach going into the summer transfer window.
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