Klopp further stated that he wants to retain the services of James Milner, who has played in all six of his team's matches in the Champions League group stage, calling him an "incredibly important player" who has no intentions of retiring this summer,
"We have different plans for Milly but Milly wants to keep playing," Klopp told reporters on Friday.
"When you see him play the other night I think everyone understands that. You can't judge him normal for his age. He is 37, doesn't look a day like this when he is in training.
"He is an incredibly important player and in this game (Wolves) you saw on the pitch as well. It is not that Milly expects to play 64 games a season but in 64 games a season Milly could be extremely important. That is how it is. Milly has reached 600 games and most of them for Liverpool.
"Even a player who had a few clubs can end up at his club and I would consider Liverpool as his club and I am pretty sure the club should use his character and his mindset because it is really special.
"There might be more fancy players out there but no one with a similar mind-set and that makes him incredibly valuable for us. And it is not because I am too loyal. It is just a fact."