1. Simon Mignolet
Possible suitors: Unknown
Predicted price tag: £8m
While Loris Karius is likely to become Alisson's deputy/domestic cup stand in for the 2018/19 campaign at least, Simon Mignolet and Danny Ward will almost certainly leave Anfield this summer.
Mignolet has made noises about being unhappy to remain as a backup in the long term and Alisson's arrival is not just a nail but a series of industrial rivets in the coffin of his Reds career hopes.
For all his faults, the Belgium international is not a terrible keeper and at 30, with over 300 appearances in English football to his name, still has something to offer at another top flight club, whether in the Premier League or on the continent - more likely the latter.
2. Danny Ward
Possible suitors: Leicester City
Predicted price tag: £10-12m
For a (very) brief time it looked like Ward may have been about to get his chance to impress as Liverpool's first choice keeper. That was until Alisson negotiations ramped up overnight and he was back to being (at best) a benchwarmer.
The 25-year-old from Wrexham, who has just three first team appearances with Liverpool to his name, remains highly rated, thanks to his international performances with Wales and a promotion-winning stint with David Wagner's Huddersfield.
He is expected to complete a move to Leicester, where speculation continues over the future of Kasper Schmeichel.
3. Ragnar Klavan
Possible suitors: Unknown
Predicted price tag: £4m
The 32-year-old Estonian veteran has been a useful squad member, playing more often than many might have expected (53 times in all competitions) since his arrival in 2016.
However, the prospect of starting the new campaign as fifth choice may see him shepherded towards the exit, especially if Joe Gomez is groomed for a centre back role.
4. Georginio Wijnaldum
Possible suitors: PSV, Fenerbahce, Newcastle
Predicted price tag: £15-20m
Potentially the most high profile casualty of the influx of new stars at Anfield this summer, Wijnaldum - who started the Champions League final - hasn't done anything wrong specifically, he is just not as good as the other options available to Klopp. When all midfielders are fit, the former Newcastle man may not even make the bench.
His age, versatility and experience make him an attractive prospect for potential suitors, while he is contracted to 2021 and could fetch a price tag similar to the one Liverpool paid for him two years ago.
5. Marko Grujic
Possible suitors: Cardiff City
Predicted price tag: Loan fee
Serbia international Marko Grujic impressed on loan at promotion winning Cardiff and is likely to get another temporary move to the Welsh capital for 2018/19 under Neil Warnock.
Bluebirds boss Neil Warnock is quoted as saying on the prospective deal: "Liverpool want him [Grujic] to come and I think it will be good for him. I think Marco does as well."
6. Lazar Markovic
Possible suitors: Unknown
Predicted price tag: <£5m
A pre-season goal against Blackburn, which briefly got Twitter talking, will not save Lazar Markovic's Liverpool career.
The second Serbian set to depart Anfield this summer will (the board will hope) be on a permanent deal, following tepid loan spells at Fenerbahce, Sporting CP, Hull City and Anderlecht.
The once promising winger signed for £20m will likely be allowed to depart for a minimal fee, if takers can be found.
7. Danny Ings
Possible suitors: Southampton, Crystal Palace, West Ham
Predicted price tag: £20m
Danny Ings maintains a bottomless well of goodwill from the Kop due to his hard work to comeback from two devastating injuries, while Klopp clearly rates the former Burnley forward as a squad player. However, reports suggest the 25-year-old is keen on first team action, after so much time on the bench and in the physio's office.
Several clubs have been linked but few may be willing to match the reported £20m asking price.
8. Divock Origi
Possible suitors: Newcastle, Southampton, Besiktas
Predicted price tag: £15m
Divok Origi is a player whose career trajectory has nosedived, considering he started the 2014 World Cup campaign for Belgium.
Two reasonable, if not exceptional, seasons for Liverpool were followed by an underwhelming loan move to Wolfsburg (who narrowly avoided relegation from the Bundesliga in 2017/18).
Unimpressive in preseason so far, a few clubs have been tentatively linked to Origi and it's unlikely the Reds board or Klopp would put up too much of a fight to keep him at Anfield for the coming season.
9. Daniel Sturridge
Possible suitors: Unknown
Predicted price tag: £15m
Desperate for another chance at Liverpool under Klopp, the jury appears to be out on whether Daniel Sturridge will get one last opportunity to impress.
Behind Roberto Firmino, youngsters Dominic Solanke and Rhian Brewster are the only other centre forward options (assuming Origi and Ings both depart) while Sturridge's loan spell at West Brom may actually have harmed his sell on value, meaning it may now be smarter to keep him.
On the other hand, his fitness issues and ill-suitability to Klopp's system suggest the Reds hierarchy may be willing to cash in on the 28-year-old, while they still can.