They will likely get in the Champions League but I don't see that being a miracle for them in terms of building their team. The last time they qualified for it was after they finished 2nd in the league with Suarez (again, a season where they had no europe and played once per week). In the following summer, they sold Suarez and spent over £100m on new players. They ended up finishing 6th in the league.
This time, they don't have Suarez to sell to boost the coffers and they have a squad that is currently ill-equipped to deal with a 40 game season, never mind a 55-60 game season with many more mid-week games. That means they'll need work to maintain their current position in the league, let alone improve upon it.
Utd and City will be much tougher competition next season, I'm more worried about them in terms of us trying to win the league again. Liverpool are miles away imo.
I agree, honestly Klopp is not the answer and they don't have a plan/structural approach to moving forward.
If I suddenly saw them target wc defenders and DM type players I'd get concerned, but its two managers & 3-5 years now where they believe outscore the opponent is a legitimate tactic to win the league despite it not working for each of the past years.