Liverpool definitely is looking to transition, but they need another couple young midfielders and defenders. They have rebuilt their attack well with Diaz - Nunez - Jota, assuming all get more consistent at their top levels. Elliott looks like he could be a player, and so does Carvalho, but that midfield would be missing a spine. Bellingham would help, but they need another defensively sound midfielder in there as well. Who knows what'll happen with Jones.
TAA and Konate is a good start, but TAA has his defensive issues that are often covered by strong CB play. The problem is that VvD won't be there forever, Gomez looks bad and is never healthy, Matip isn't young and Konate has his own injury issues. I've liked Tsimikas so far, but not sure he's a sure fire starter in the future. I haven't seen Ramsay play enough to know anything about him.
Now, I have no idea about Liverpool's youth players to know whether they'll have replacements coming in. I'm a little skeptical about Liverpool's youth program because they've brought in two, maybe three players in recent memory (Gomez, TAA, maybe Elliott) and one of those no longer looks great due to injuries. I do remember hearing a lot about youth players that haven't panned out - Ojo Ibe, Wilson, Woodburn, Hoever, etc.
Of course, you could probably do something similar with Arsenal with players like Zelalem, JRA, TJJ, and AMN, among others. The difference is that Arsenal does have young players throughout their side, even if Arsenal needs a couple young midfielders in the near future. Frankly, depending on how this season goes, I would love to make a run at Bellingham ourselves, and we could be selling an up and coming side with Champions League football. Or, you know, a young, title winning team ready to run it back.
