Ryan Gravenberch is anticipated to be available for Liverpool’s Saturday night Premier League match against Arsenal at Anfield.

The Dutch midfielder was substituted off during the second half of Manchester United’s match last weekend, so he missed Wednesday’s Carabao Cup victory over West Ham United.

However, Jürgen Klopp said that Gravenberch is now a candidate to return during his pre-match press conference on Friday afternoon.

But the Reds manager also acknowledged that Diogo Jota and Alexis Mac Allister will be too young for the 5.30 p.m. GMT kickoff against the Gunners.

“Macca and Diogo getting closer and closer but not ready for tomorrow,” he stated.

Along with Thiago Alcantara, Stefan Bajcetic, Ben Doak, Joel Matip, and Andy Robertson, he is still sidelined despite making excellent progress in his rehabilitation from shoulder surgery.

Darwin Nunez’s fifth booking of the Premier League season would result in a yellow card, which would suspend him for the visit to Burnley on Boxing Day.

Thomas Partey is not available for the visiting team, Mohamed Elneny is undergoing evaluation prior to the trip, and Jorginho is also questionable.

“Thomas Partey is currently completing his recovery. During his media briefing, Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta stated, “He hasn’t yet trained with the team.”

“Hopefully, Mo Elneny will join us this afternoon so we can find out his thoughts on it. Nothing new for the others. Jorginho is uncertain.”

Arteta continued, “It’s going to be a special atmosphere,” regarding a competition that might see the champion go to the top of the Premier League for Christmas. The two teams are undoubtedly in a fantastic situation right now. extremely powerful position.

It will be a fierce encounter because both teams, I’m sure, have prepared for the game to win and go for it.

“We’re going to have to play really well, compete extraordinarily well and be very intelligent to manage the moments of the game as well.”