Among the Premier League's elite teams, Liverpool have built the most continuity over the last few seasons. The Merseyside giants' owners, the Fenway Sports Group, are notoriously thrifty in the transfer market. As a result, Liverpool do not have the luxury to match the spending of their rivals such as Manchester City.Manager Jurgen Klopp has, instead, built a solid system at the club. Liverpool's stability means they do not need to run through managers, unlike Chelsea. However, all signs indicate that Klopp intends to take a sabbatical after his contract with Liverpool expires in 2024.Anfield Watch@AnfieldWatch🚨 NEW: Barring a change of heart, Jurgen Klopp will take a break from football in 2024, when his current contract expires. By that point, his Anfield reign will have spanned nearly nine years. #awlive [@JamesPearceLFC]1:59 AM · Dec 11, 20213679203🚨 NEW: Barring a change of heart, Jurgen Klopp will take a break from football in 2024, when his current contract expires. By that point, his Anfield reign will have spanned nearly nine years. #awlive [@JamesPearceLFC] https://t.co/H5lT5AnTBbLiverpool will need to revamp their squad in a few years timeLiverpool's world-class squad is showing no signs of slowing down. However, the harsh reality is that Klopp's likely exit in 2024 could coincide with a decline in quality. While still performing at an elite level right now, most of Liverpool's key players could be past their peak by the time the German tactician's contract runs out.That includes the likes of Virgil van Dijk, James Milner, Thiago Alcantara, Mohamed Salah, Sadio Mane, Roberto Firmino, Joel Matip, Jordan Henderson and Fabinho. They all form the nucleus of the Reds' current squad, but will be past 30 in 2024.With Liverpool continuing to be severely restricted in the transfer market, they will likely have no choice but to turn to their academy for reinforcements.Swiss Ramble@SwissRambleThis summer #LFC only spent £36m on RB Leipzig defender Ibrahim Konaté, by far the lowest of the Big Six. Four clubs splashed out more than £100m:#AFC £149m, #MUFC £126m, #MCFC £115m and #CFC £108m. On a net basis, #LFC £11m was second smallest, as #CFC made £110m sales.11:20 AM · Sep 6, 202146856This summer #LFC only spent £36m on RB Leipzig defender Ibrahim Konaté, by far the lowest of the Big Six. Four clubs splashed out more than £100m:#AFC £149m, #MUFC £126m, #MCFC £115m and #CFC £108m. On a net basis, #LFC £11m was second smallest, as #CFC made £110m sales. https://t.co/hDMATXZsMWFortunately, the Reds have consistently produced talented players in recent years, and have even sold many of them for healthy profits. Rhian Brewster, Dominic Solanke, Harry Wilson and Andre Wisdom all came up through Liverpool's academy before departing in relatively big-money moves.On that note, here are five players who could go on to become an integral part of Liverpool's future:#5 Ibrahima KonateLiverpool's Ibrahima Konate (right) stops Crystal Palace's Wilfrid Zaha.Signed from RB Leipzig at the start of the ongoing season for £36 million, 22-year-old Ibrahima Konate already looks like a shrewd purchase.The centre-back remains behind Van Dijk, Matip and Fabinho in the pecking order, but has impressed in the few opportunities that have come his way. He notably appeared comfortable against Cristiano Ronaldo in Liverpool's 5-0 demolition of Manchester United at Old Trafford earlier this season.Liverpool FC@LFC"Where’s Konate?""Give us some Ibou content""Show us Konate"Seeing as you asked so nicely😉 #LFCPreSeason10:05 AM · Jul 12, 2021230991840"Where’s Konate?""Give us some Ibou content""Show us Konate"Seeing as you asked so nicely😉 #LFCPreSeason https://t.co/jSE9yG47aYTall, strong and very quick, the French international has all the necessary physical attributes to succeed in the Premier League. With Van Dijk and Matip advancing in age, Konate can be expected to marshall Liverpool's defence with confidence over the next decade.#4 Curtis JonesCurtis Jones celebrates scoring for Liverpool against Brentford.Jurgen Klopp has done a terrific job of blending youth with experience in his Liverpool squad, and Curtis Jones is a good example of it. The 20-year-old midfielder has already made over 50 first-team appearances, and has started in multiple big games for Klopp's side, scoring eight goals.Premier League@premierleagueGOAL Brentford 2-3 Liverpool (67 mins)Curtis Jones smashes the ball from the edge of the box and a deflection takes it past David Raya #BRELIV11:28 AM · Sep 25, 20212026161GOAL Brentford 2-3 Liverpool (67 mins)Curtis Jones smashes the ball from the edge of the box and a deflection takes it past David Raya #BRELIVNot short of confidence, Jones is a clever dribbler, and isn't afraid to go for goal from distance. Capable of playing in a deeper role as well as an advanced position, it's only a matter of time before he receives a maiden England call-up.