Klopp will have a problem for the clash against Brentford and it is not injuries

Although Jürgen Klopp's statements prior to the match against Brentford may sound like his main and biggest problem at the moment is the issue of injuries, in truth one of the biggest dilemmas for the German during this weekend is about his lineup, having already solved the issues in goal and defense, but not in front of Mohamed Salah, who today already has Mohamed Salah at his disposal.

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At this stage of the campaign where Diogo Jota, Darwin Nunez and Luis Diaz have solved the issue of goals in the team with the loss of Salah in just over six weeks, it is difficult for Klopp to think which player to remove from the starting lineup to make way for the Egyptian, and is that based on the production of the aforementioned trio, the numbers are very even that is even more complicated the task for the German tactician.

For people within the social networks, the Reds' attacking trident should be made up of Nunez, Salah and Jota, with Lucho being sacrificed to remain as the change option for the second halves, with Cody Gakpo being even more relegated, who has shown himself during this beginning of the year as a good reliever who can function as Darwin's duo in the last area of the field.

Although it is still unknown what will be the attacking formation that Klopp will use for the match against The Bees, it can be expected that Salah will start despite having a couple of weeks out of competition, and although the injury has taken away some of the Egyptian's potential, it is true that the German coach intends to recover him as soon as possible in order to have him ready for the match against Chelsea in the EFL Cup.

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Although Klopp estimates that several of his players will be able to recover in a couple of weeks, the manager is concerned about the workload that may be generated due to the large number of matches that the institution will hold in the coming months, needing not only recovered players, but also in competitive rhythm, not to mention that those who are starters must be careful not to fall into the injury list that is always active on Merseyside.