Liverpool's coach Klopp assures Mac Allister's readiness for Chelsea game despite being absent in their FA Cup victory.

Liverpool has important matches coming up against Chelsea and Arsenal this week.

January 28th 2024.

Liverpool's coach Klopp assures Mac Allister's readiness for Chelsea game despite being absent in their FA Cup victory.
Liverpool's midfielder, Alexis Mac Allister, has been a crucial player for the team this season. However, he was surprisingly absent from the match against Norwich in the FA Cup, which Liverpool won 5-2. Manager Jurgen Klopp revealed that Mac Allister had suffered a knock in training and was not risked for the game, but he should be back in time to face Chelsea and Arsenal in the upcoming Premier League matches.

Klopp, who recently announced that he will be leaving the club at the end of the season, was emotional during the match against Norwich, which was his first game since the announcement. But there is little time for reflection as Liverpool has two important games coming up - a home clash against Chelsea and a trip to Arsenal. Currently, the Reds are sitting at the top of the table with a five-point lead over Manchester City, Arsenal, and Aston Villa.

In a stroke of good timing, three key players - Trent Alexander-Arnold, Andy Robertson, and Dominik Szoboszlai - have returned from injuries. They all came off the bench during the match against Norwich, and Klopp was pleased to have them back on the field. "It's good to have players back, Trent, Robbo, Dom. Robbo was out for a long time, the other two boys not that long, so it was important for all of them to have minutes. That they are back is super important," Klopp said in an interview with ITV after the game.

Despite Mac Allister's absence, Klopp is hopeful that he will be ready to play against Chelsea on Wednesday. "Alexis, he only rested today. He felt a little bit, so he is probably ready for Wednesday as well," the manager explained. With only three days until the next game, Klopp knows the importance of having all his players in top shape. "The next game is around the corner, only three times sleeping and then you play Chelsea here, which is obviously a different game, and then Arsenal away. So we need them all and we need them in the best possible shape," he said.

As Liverpool prepares to face two tough opponents, Klopp is determined to make his team an "uncomfortable opponent" and secure crucial wins. With the return of key players like Mac Allister, Alexander-Arnold, Robertson, and Szoboszlai, Liverpool's chances of success are looking bright. Fans eagerly await the upcoming matches and hope to see their team continue their impressive run at the top of the Premier League table.

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