Liverpool change for AC Milan without four Red Devils in pictures

Liverpool can be arranged to rest some key players for the final Champions League group stage game at the San Siro after it was reported that four players were missing in the team’s travel photos, such as: reported in a tweet by Goal journalist Neil Jones.

The Reds will face Stefano Pioli’s high-flying AC Milan which has secured qualification to the knockout stages of the competition, with the latter needing some sort of result to stand a chance of watching the Merseysiders pass. .

Joe Gomez and Naby Keita practice at Kirkby this afternoon. Expect them to travel to Milan.

There was no Henderson, Thiago or Jota in the session from what I could see.

Klopp will hold a press conference at around 2pm.#LFC

– Neil Jones (@neiljonesgoal) December 6, 2021

Gomez and Keita among those traveling.

There is no sign of Van Dijk, Henderson, Thiago or Jota in the pictures released by the club.

Youngsters Tyler Morton, Harvey Davies, Conor Bradley and Elijah Dixon-Bonner are part of the team. #LFC https://t.co/wddoeWYYzW

– Neil Jones (@neiljonesgoal) December 6, 2021

It will be interesting to see how much change the German introduces based on the value he places on staying motivated, although there is no doubt about the benefits that can be derived from taking a break before the next game. pick up our Aston Villa for the weekend.

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With the Villans in top form late in the game and pushing Manchester City hard for their win, we certainly can’t afford to go into the top domestic clash with an exhausted starting team.

After Tyler Morton’s impressive European debut against FC Porto, Klopp will no doubt hope that any change he makes will represent us well against Pioli’s men.

After picking up five wins since the end of the international break, we will head to the San Siro in a positive mood and one that will hopefully encourage the interim XI Klopp set out to maintain a 100% record. ours in the group stage.

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