Three players Liverpool should sell this summer

Here are the three players I think Liverpool should sell this summer.

So far, the Reds have been pretty active in the market, signing Darwin Nunez, Calvin Ramsay and Fabio Carvalho.

Regarding sales, Jurgen Klopp has lost two important players this summer, Sadio Mane and Takumi Minamino. Luckily the new signings should help ease those departures.

However, I think Liverpool still have a few more players that need to leave Anfield this summer.

So, here are the three players I think Liverpool should be looking to move on.

Nat Phillips

I have absolutely nothing against Nat Phillips. Honestly, if he wants to stay as a fifth-choice centre-back, then I'd be completely happy.

Also, if Joe Gomez does depart this transfer window, then I think Phillips would be a good replacement.

Two seasons ago, he showed that he is more than good enough to be a Premier League player.

Last season, he played a part in Bournemouth's promotion push (loan spell) from the Championship and that seems to have helped him as well.

Regarding selling him, he's just sitting there not doing much and with signing Nunez for €100 million, we could do with recouping some of the money back.

Due to Phillips' past experience in the Premier League and Champions League, I think the Reds would be able to get around £15 million for him.

He's surprisingly good on the ball and he's one of the best defenders in the air too.

Again, as I said at the beginning, I'm not that fussed on this one, but if £15 million comes in, then we should take it.

Neco Williams

It's just Neco Williams' time to leave, unfortunately. He's been sitting behind Trent Alexander-Arnold for years and it's clear to see he isn't breaking into the first-team anytime soon.

With Ramsay also joining this summer, it pretty much cements his departure this window in my opinion.

Nottingham Forest seem to be winning the race for Williams this summer and if the Reds get the £20 million asking price, then it's a good deal.

If he does get a Premier League move, then it will be interesting to see if he can handle the fast pace and pressure of the division.

This transfer is definitely inevitable and one that should've happened last season.

Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain

Where to start with Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain. The first season he joined (2017-18) it looked very promising, but after his injury against Roma in the Champions League, he just hasn't been the same.

We definitely won't get the £34 million we bought him for but I think we can get 1/3 of that this summer.

I think the main reason it hasn't worked out for the Ox is due to how Klopp wants his midfield to play.

I still believe that Oxlade-Chamberlain doesn't know his best position. He's played on the wing for us, but during 95% of his Arsenal career, he played as a wing-back.

It would be interesting to see him play as a more attacking midfielder, but unfortunately, he has never had the opportunity to experiment with that.

Despite having one year left on his current Liverpool deal, I think the Reds can still get over £10 million for him.

He's a Premier League proven player and he would be a really good signing for an up and coming club like Newcastle United or West Ham United.

Who knows though, if Liverpool don't sign a midfielder this summer, then the Ox could stick around for another season.