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Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp put his team under control on the second day of his pre-season camp in Austria.
With a quick turnaround until the defense of their name began in the Premier League, the Reds wasted little time traveling to Europe to begin their preparations.
The Reds first trained in Salzburg on Saturday before a full consultation on Sunday with the Reds all smiles in their new Nike kit.
After a historic and unforgettable campaign, they know that difficult paintings are now beginning to revise to keep the place more sensitive with a target on their back.
Scheduled to resume on September 12, preparation time is limited.
Here are five things we saw in Liverpool’s season in Austria.
Jurgen Klopp made history by leading Liverpool to their first Premier League title.
The German made sure to celebrate after his look earned the name and he was recently named Premier League Manager of the Year.
Turns out he’s still in the nine cloud, as it was all smiles while training with his team in Austria.
Marko Grujic and Nathaniel Phillips return to Liverpool after being loaned to the club.
Grujic has been inspired during the last two seasons at Hertha in Berlin and now returns to Anfield to check and forge a career at the club.
Phillips, meanwhile, was also in Germany with Stuttgart last season and will now check out to claim to stay and fight for a place in the Klopp team’s first team.
It’s a huge preseason for both players and they will certainly be ready to impress.
Mohamed Salah’s bromance with Dejan Lovren has made headlines.
But Lovren’s departure left a void for the Egyptian, that froze him.
Salah noted that he was joking with defender Andy Robertson on education in Austria.
The star guy is still laughing at Liverpool without Lovren and, who knows, the Scotsman may fill the void as Salah’s wife in crime.
Kostas Tsimikas is a marvel when he signed Liverpool last week.
Olympiacos’ side came out of nowhere to his choice of Jamal Lewis and was temporarily recruited in a deal of $11. 75 million.
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The attacking left-back won the No. 21 shirt at Anfield and received an education with his new teammates.
Tsimikas will try to make a first impression and looked pointed when he headed to Liverpool’s education flat for the first time.
Uncertainty must surround Georginio Wijnaldum’s long career in Liverpool.
The midfielder has played a key role for the Reds, but his contract ends after completing the last 12 months of his contract.
There is no sign that the Dutchman is writing forward terms leading to marks about his future.
With ties to Thiago Alcantara, there may be more festival for Wijnaldum in midfield as the season begins.
But he remains the goal, as he regularly trained with the Reds team and seeks to secure better conditions or show off if his contract is allowed to expire.