This could be Liverpool's starting line-up for the match against Leicester City in Singapore

Liverpool traveled to Singapore to face their next two games of the preseason, in which they will face Leicester City and FC Bayern. 27 players are the ones who made the trip to Asia for these two games, in which Jürgen Klopp will continue to observe the players who could have participation for the first game of the next Premier League season against Chelsea.

Already in the two previous matches, Klopp has given players the opportunity to play 45 minutes, meaning he uses eleven players for the first half and another eleven players for the second half. It is expected that the German tactician will continue with this trend for the next match against Leicester City and Klopp would already have in mind the starting team to start next Sunday's game.

Jürgen Klopp will be forced to make changes, as several players have been left out of the squad that traveled to Asia because they could not make the trip to recover from their respective injuries. That is why it is expected that there will be some new additions to the German tactician's scheme.

Liverpool's possible starting line-up

In goal we would see Alisson, Virgil van Dijk and Konaté would be the central defenders while Andy Robertson could play at right back, to give his place to Tsimikas at left back, this due to Conor Bradley's absence due to injury. Alexander-Arnold is expected to play at six accompanied by Dominik Szoboszlai and Alexis Mac Allister, so it could be the first time the two signings play together. FInaly in Liverpool's attack, Mohamed Salah and Luis Diaz would be wingers while Darwin Nunez would be the starting striker, hoping to continue his scoring streak.