Jürgen Klopp is optimistic. Trent Alexander-Arnold will be eligible for Liverpool’s Premier League trip to Tottenham Hotspur.
Prior to the game on Saturday night, the vice-captain of the Reds has resumed training after recovering from a hamstring injury he suffered at the beginning of the month.
Thiago Alcantara and Conor Bradley are still absent, and Stefan Bajcetic may need to miss some time with a calf injury.
Trent trained normally on Thursday and will train normally on Friday, according to Klopp, who added at his pre-game press conference on Friday morning: “Then we have to make a decision.
He will be in the squad; I can’t decide whether or not he will be a player tomorrow since I’m not a doctor.
Stefan experienced a minor setback. The issue with Stefan is that we need to be extremely cautious even though I imagine everyone wants to see him play more, including myself. And just now, the problem is a little, tiny, tiny calf. When you are six months out, things are like that.
And we make every effort to help him catch up without pressuring him. We construct a very particular plan for him, but in the end, he receives another one, which is disappointing for both of us.
Therefore, we need to remove him little. Other than playing, he can work on pretty much anything else. That’s all, in my opinion.
“Conor is still out as well as Thiago. That, I believe, is it.
