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LIVERPOOL, England: Sadio Mané has returned to Liverpool after celebrating Senegal’s title in the African Cup of Nations and is set to be in contention for the Premier League match at Burnley on Sunday. Mané led Senegal to its first African Cup championship by converting the decisive penalty in a shootout win over Egypt and Liverpool teammate Mohamed Salah in the final.
Burnley forward Maxwel Cornet will be fit for the visit of Liverpool in the Premier League on Sunday.
Klopp has hailed Luis Diaz's dynamic Premier League debut as one of the best he has seen from a new player. Klopp beat Tottenham in the race to sign Diaz from Porto for £37.5 million ($50 million) during the January transfer window. The Colombia forward has made an instant impact in his first two appearances, coming off the bench against Cardiff in the FA Cup before starting in Thursday's 2-0 win over Leicester in the Premier League.
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has tried to dampen expectations on Luis Diaz after the £37.5million forward made an instant impact in his first two appearances.
Liverpool forward Sadio Mane is in line to feature to against Burnley in the Premier League on Sunday following Senegal's title win at the Africa Cup of Nations, with captain Jordan Henderson also available, manager Juergen Klopp said on Friday.
Africa Cup of Nations winner Sadio Mane will return to training with Liverpool on Friday and is set to be in contention for the trip to Burnley on Sunday.
The Colombian winger, who cost an initial £37.5 million, starred on the left wing and linked up intelligently with Andy Robertson.
Jurgen Klopp said Liverpool are not breathing down Manchester City's necks yet, but the Reds remain in the hunt for the Premier League title after Diogo Jota's double beat Leicester 2-0 at Anfield. Victory for Klopp's men cut City's advantage at the top of the table to nine points, but Liverpool still have a game in hand to come on the English champions. "I don't think they smell our breath already," said Klopp. "But we just try to win football matches."