Liverpool legend urges Klopp to spend £50m to sign World Cup hero

Britain's World Cup saint Harry Maguire ought to be focused by Liverpool as an ideal focal protective accomplice for Virgil van Dijk, as per a club legend. 

Maguire has delighted in a stellar World Cup on the left-half of England's three-man focal guard nearby Kyle Walker and John Stones.

Other than Everton goalkeeper Jordan Pickford, Maguire is the main individual from England's standard beginning XI to play his club football outside of the Premier League's best six.

He joined Leicester from Hull for £17million the previous summer, yet Liverpool legend Phil Thompson feels he would now cost more than triple that.

What's more, Thompson needs Liverpool to "be at the front line" of clubs needing to sign the 25-year-old.

"I've been a major aficionado of Harry Maguire since his days at Hull City," Thompson told the Liverpool Echo. "From that point forward he has better and better.

"He's had a phenomenal World Cup up until this point. I was stating some time before the competition began that he has every one of the ascribes should have been a Liverpool player.

"He's enormous, he's solid and positionally he's great whether as a two or a three at the back.

"He's a great deal faster than individuals give him kudos for. He commands noticeable all around and that is a noteworthy resource both protectively and unpalatably.

"He's additionally exceptionally agreeable on the ball. He's superior to anything John Stones with regards to passing it out from the back.

"Harry has been a standout amongst other safeguards in the World Cup and he unquestionably fits Liverpool's logic. I can't talk all the more very of him.

"No disregard to Leicester however I can't see him being there come the finish of the exchange window. I figure he would have been £50million before the World Cup and most likely more at this point. Be that as it may, I figure he would be justified, despite all the trouble.

"Enormous clubs will be after him and I'd get a kick out of the chance to imagine that Liverpool would be at the front line.

"It's hard saying it in light of the fact that Dejan Lovren had a quite decent season however I do believe it's a zone where we have battled for some time.

"Harry would be an overhaul. He resembles an English variant of Van Dijk.

"Harry is most likely much more physical than Van Dijk which is another in addition to and I'd consider them to be an extraordinary mix. He would give us that additional robustness back there.

"It would be another announcement. They would be our inside back mix for quite a long time to come."