Dutch Maestro is back and ready to shine as Liverpool faces toughest test
As the Reds prepare to face Premier League leaders Arsenal today, manager Jurgen Klopp gave the much-anticipated news that Dutch maestro Ryan Gravenberch is fully fit and available to play.
Klopp confirmed the midfielder’s return to training, giving the club an important boost ahead of what is projected to be the most difficult task this season.
Klopp stated “He’s (Gravenberch) back. Macca and Diogo getting closer but not ready for tomorrow (today).”
Gravenberch, who had a difficult season in the Bundesliga with minimal playing time at Bayern Munich, made an incredible move to Liverpool on deadline day, appealing the attention of football fans throughout summer. The 21-year-old has done well under Klopp’s guidance, winning praise for his excellent first touch.
Despite the fact that Gravenberch was substituted against Manchester United last weekend and then missed the West Ham United game, Klopp assured fans that he is now completely fit and available for selection.
This is positive news for Liverpool, given the absence of key players such as Diogo Jota and Alexis MacAllister for the crucial match against Arsenal.
Wataru Endo, a Japanese defensive midfielder, is likely to play an important part in Klopp’s tactical formation, giving the required solidity. Dominik Szoboszlai, the Hungarian star who recently scored against West Ham, is projected to maintain his excellent form.
Liverpool fans will see a formidable midfield presence as their team looks to defeat the league leaders, with Gravenberch back in action and the brilliant Curtis Jones, who won Man of the Match in the Carabao Cup clash, retaining his place in the team.
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