Trent Alexander-Arnold is set to be involve against Watford after recovering from hamstring injury.
Liverpool defender Trent Alexander-Arnold could be in line to play against Watford in the Premier League tomorrow.
The defender suffered hamstring injury and made him pull out from the England squad during the international break.
Liverpool will host Watford in the early kick off of the Premier League tomorrow and manager Jurgen Klopp says it is possible the right back play against Watford.
Though he insisted that it will be a tight decision but due to what he is been told by the medical department he might be involve in the game.
Liverpool defender Trent Alexander-Arnold has made a rapid recovery from a hamstring injury that made him miss games for the three Lions.
The right-back, the team’s leading assist provider with 17 this season, was sidelined after the victory over Arsenal on March 16, forcing him to pull out of England duty and pitting him in a race against time to be ready for next weekend’s top-of-the-table clash at Manchester City.
However, Alexander-Arnold has rejoined training ahead of schedule and even if he does not make the weekend he will be ready for Tuesday’s Champions League quarter-final first leg against Benfica.
Speaking ahead of the Watford game Klopp said that the defender took part in the training yesterday and might feature in tomorrow’s match.
“Trent trained yesterday parts and will be in full training today and we will see what we do with it,” said manager Jurgen Klopp.
“It is tight for tomorrow but it’s possible from what I hear. With our rehab and fitness department it was really intense what he did with us.
“Physically he should be fine, now I have to make a decision about rhythm.”
