Liverpool needed new faces in that position after players like Fabinho, James Milner, Jordan Henderson, Naby Keita, and Alex Oxlade Chamberlain all left Anfield this summer.
As a result, Liverpool signed Alexis Mac Allister, Dominik Szoboszlai, Wataru Endo, and Ryan Gravenberch as four new midfielders.
Fans are concerned that they might not have enough defensive midfielders.
However, Klopp might now use Gravenberch to address that issue.
Prior to Gravenberch joining the team, Wijnaldum was the Dutch midfield master that Klopp had in his roster.
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The ex-Newcastle player possesses all the skills necessary to have an influence on a game both defensively and offensively.
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 Despite playing mainly as a number eight, Wijnaldum occasionally played as a defensive number six under Klopp.
Now that Gravenberch is available, Klopp may solve his defensive midfield dilemma by doing the same.
Although Gravenberch is primarily renowned for his attacking abilities, Klopp can use his size to transform him into a hybrid number six/number eight midfielder thanks to his size.
