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Liverpool will be able to welcome Alisson Becker to his appearance at Fulham on Sunday after the Brazilian returned to training.
Speaking early on Friday afternoon, Jurgen Klopp said he would have to wait to see his goalkeeper in action at the club’s new AXA school before deciding whether to return on the weekend, having missed the last 3 games for a thigh injury.
“Ali’s going to work out today, that’s what I heard,” Klopp said.
“I came here and came here directly to the press [of the conference], so everyone goes after that and yes, Ali is going to exercise and if he exercises and everything is fine, then he can play. “
Alisson missed the Champions League matchups with Ajax and FC Midtjylland, which matched Anfield’s 4-0 Premier League victory over the Wolves, in which he was also absent, but was unscathed from the pre-Craven Cottage consultation.
Young goalkeeper Caoimhin Kelleher played all three games he missed at Alisson, debuting in competitions and keeping two leaves blank in Anfield matches.
Liverpool can do without the kostas Tsimikas defender and striker Diogo Jota for Craven Cottage, and Klopp confirms that both have been beaten against Denmark.
However, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain may return from a knee injury.
“We had a game two days ago and after the game we had problems obviously, I would say, but it may be more, we have to see. The diagnoses are not in spite of everything done,” Klopp said.
“Kostas we’ll have to see, Diogo we’ll have to see — he also won a blow.
“It’s from the game, I think. Other than that, Oxlade is in general practice. He’s been doing educational games for a week, now he’s in full education and let’s see. “
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