Now they have more than enough time to balance the squad, in any case, including player fitness which is said to be one of the problems they suffered last season.
They could add a few players in the transfer market this summer, and they should put it to good use by bringing in the players they need for the coming season.
Liverpool must be able to show that they can get up, and in fact they have done that last season by slowly making their performance better and managing to sit in the top 5. It's not satisfying but it's better at what they do.
For now some of the actions that Liverpool are taking to prepare for the new season I think are pretty good.
They let go of several midfielders who are already old machines like Milner and it is also possible that Chamberlain will now be released and replaced with some rejuvenation with Mac Allister, of course this will make conditions a little better in terms of energy and fitness in the midfield.
Firmino is now gone but there is still no suitable replacement so it looks like they will try to bring in at least one more striker for the transfer this time around.
With Chamberlain, Firmino, Milner and Keita gone, they really opened up some salary space as well because those four players totaled some decent money I am sure. I do not know their salary, but it can't be nothing, so when you send all those away, that must be some decent salary to spend on newer players.
Obviously they got MacAllister as we know, that is a huge deal and definitely looking like a great strength on midfield, I bet that it is not the only one though, I bet that they are going to end up spending some more money to get some more players. They still need another midfield if you ask me, and maybe a young kid that can replace wingers and striker as well, not for good but basically as a bench fire cracker to bring some energy off the bench.