Which players will Jurgen Klopp be without this weekend as his team travels to Newcastle in search of a fifth straight victory?
The Reds began their Premier League season with a 1-1 draw away at Chelsea before winning all three points against Bournemouth at Anfield with 10 men.
One of the manager’s defenders is questionable for the encounter, which is just one of the selection issues he faces before the journey to St. James’.
Fans have since called for more funding for the team, but Klopp can only use players from his current squad for this one.
Who is available and who might be out for Newcastle vs. Liverpool is listed below:
Available is Trent Alexander-Arnold (ankle).
Adductor Stefan Bajcetic is available.
Available is Alexis Mac Allister (red card).
Available is Nat Phillips (unknown).
Ibrahima Konate (body): unsure
Conor Bradley’s minor injury puts him in doubt.
Unavailable is Curtis Jones (knock).
Unavailable is Thiago (hip).
Trent Alexander-Arnold, who suffered an ankle injury during the 3-1 victory over Bournemouth, will be able to play.
Stefan Bajcetic, who sat on the bench for last weekend’s triumph, is also anticipated to be available.
Ibrahima Konate has not practiced since Tuesday owing to a muscular ailment, therefore he is questionable for the game on Sunday.
Even though he hasn’t played in the league since November, Nat Phillips could compete for a position on the bench because the team is short on defenders.
Conor Bradley has been out since the beginning of the summer, therefore it is unlikely that he will be included in the matchday squad.
Curtis Jones and Thiago won’t be competing this weekend but both are expected to be available starting on Monday.
However, Alexis Mac Allister is now available after an appeal led to the suspension of three games being revoked.
