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Jurgen Klopp says anyone not fully committed to his Liverpool revolution is welcome to leave Anfield.

The Reds boss is more interested in strengthening his squad than off-loading talent this summer.

But Klopp insists the fear of rival clubs trying to cherry-pick top talent like Philippe Coutinho doesn’t worry him.

The German believes players will want to be part of the bright future he’s plotting at Liverpool and if they don’t then they won’t be kept on against their wishes.

“Everything is okay in this moment but nobody in the world, maybe only (Lionel) Messi, is unsellable,” Klopp said.

“There is always a situation. I come from a club (Borussia Dortmund) where always the best players are picked by other teams and at the end you have to accept a few things and you always need to have a Plan B or Plan C.

“If any player comes to me and says I don’t feel comfortable and things like this, and I want to leave, our style of play blah blah, and more money, then you always have to start thinking. That’s all I can say on this.

“Coutinho, Firmino, so many players are very special. You could go through the whole squad. That’s why I give a general answer.

“If a player wants to go to another club then I’d always be open because I don’t want to have a player in my squad who doesn’t want to be in the squad.

“These are problems you don’t need during a season. A player cannot be good enough for you to have to cope with the problems for one year.”

Klopp has been delighted by the momentum his side have generated in the wake of their Capital One Cup final defeat to Manchester City last month.

Liverpool go into today’s Premier League clash at Southampton on a high after progressing to the quarter-finals of the Europa League at Manchester United’s expense.

The impact Klopp has made over the past six months is clear but he’s keen to stress that he’s only just getting started.

“In my opinion I think I am a long-term coach or manager,” he added.

“I like to change things, and that’s only possible in the long term.

“You can change the line-up and a few more things if you’re at a club three months, but if you’re there longer you can change a few more important things.”

Klopp was sporting a Beatles T-shirt for his press briefing on Friday and has fully immersed himself in Merseyside life.

“I bought three of them in the city,” he revealed.

“I thought it was a good day to show this. My favourite Beatles song? I come from Dortmund so I’d have to say the Yellow Submarine.”