Liverpool boss Klopp puts record straight after TAA recovery reports

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp says Trent Alexander-Arnold should be fit for their crunch clash against Manchester City later in the month.

Reports emerged yesterday that the England international had resumed full training on Wednesday after picking up a hamstring injury in mid-March.

Klopp dismissed rumours that Alexander-Arnold had been in full training since midweek but did confirm he joined in today with the rest of his team-mates.

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It will be touch and go whether he can play against Watford tomorrow but he expects the right-back to be fit for the match on April 10 against Premier League leaders Man City.

Klopp told reporters on Friday: “Trent trained yesterday in parts and is in full training today. We will see what we do with that. Trent wanted to play for England but he couldn’t. The scans showed he could not go anywhere but sometimes injuries are not that serious. Possible for tomorrow.

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“It depends what he does in team training. Intense with rehab team so physically he should be fine. I’ll make the decision. Ready for Man City? I think so.”

The German has also rejected their clash with Roy Hodgson’s side