Dung Grin's video: Liverpool must plan for Jurgen Klopp exit due to Man Utd Arsenal issues - Stan Collymore

Liverpool have been warned they need to already start thinking about life after Jurgen Klopp eventually moves on from the club. Stan Collymore warned the Reds over the plight of Manchester United and Arsenal after their periods of dominance. There is no stopping Liverpool at the moment. The table-topping Reds are 13 points clear at the top of the Premier League and go into the new year unbeaten. Having secured a staggering 55 points from a possible 57, they are looking on course to win their first league title in 30 years - their first Premier League crown. But Collymore has warned the Reds that one day, things will change for them, and they need to be prepared for when they do. JUST IN: UFC London: Lerone Murphy to face Gabriel Benitez at O2 Arena - EXCLUSIVE  Writing in his Daily Mirror column, the former Liverpool midfielder compared their situation to the previous situations at United and Arsenal. Since Sir Alex Ferguson and Arsene Wenger left the two respective clubs, they have secured just two top-four finishes between them. Ferguson left in 2013, and United have finished fourth and second on just one occasion each, while Arsenal fell to a fifth place finish last season. And Collymore is keen to ensure that Liverpool don’t fall into the same hole the two former giants did. DON’T MISS Man Utd must poach Pochettino, Jose Mourinho transfer regret, VAR drama - talking points Mino Raiola slams Man Utd for Erling Haaland transfer breakdown after Dortmund move Tyson Fury promoter issues Anthony Joshua retirement prediction and warns of April KO READ MORE How Man Utd could line up with £34m Gedson Fernandes in January  “The fact Arsenal and Manchester United go into tomorrow’s clash 31 and 24 points behind leaders Liverpool should serve as a massive reminder to the Reds that they need to be making hay while the sun shines,” he wrote. “That they need to be planning for life after Jurgen Klopp now because, as those two clubs have found, and as their own history has shown, famine can easily follow feast if complacency is allowed to set in. “In the decade that followed the Premier League’s inception back in 1992, Arsenal and United were the dominant forces in the English game. “Epic battles between the two sides were commonplace and Liverpool could only look on with envy as they recalled the days when it was they who were sitting on the perch. Trending READ MORE Mino Raiola slams Manchester United for Erling Haaland transfer talks  United have been through four managers since Ferguson left in 2013, while Arsenal are onto their second boss since Wenger left in 2018. And Collymore described the downfall both clubs have been on since failing to properly replace their legendary managers. “Sir Alex Ferguson regularly breathed new life into his teams and David Gill cleverly used the additional sums that the Premier League brought in for his club,” he continued. “Since their departure, however, the club has become reactive rather than proactive, wit