As the Reds arrive in Thailand to mass hysteria, it's time for your Liverpool FC morning headlines on Sunday, July 10.
Liverpool confirm squad ahead of Man United game as 37 players named
Liverpool have confirmed the full squad they've taken to the Far East for their pre-season tour, where they're set to face Premier League sides Manchester United and Crystal Palace.
The Reds flew out to Bangkok on Saturday ahead of the clash against their north west rivals on Tuesday. They'll face Palace later in the week on Friday at the Singapore National Stadium.
Members of the squad that haven't been on international duty this summer returned to the AXA Training Centre on Monday to begin their preparations for the upcoming campaign. Now, Jurgen Klopp will have the chance to assess his squad in action, including some new faces.
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New signings Darwin Nunez and Fabio Carvalho have both travelled, while Calvin Ramsay has not been named in the squad. Klopp revealed earlier this week the young defender had sustained a minor injury.
Goalkeeper Caoimhin Kelleher has also not been named in the squad yet, despite being part of the initial squad to start pre-season training on Monday. Youngster Kaide Gordon is also absent.
Read the full story, including the comprehensive squad list, HERE.
Jurgen Klopp fires dig at Man United straight after Liverpool touch down in Thailand
Liverpool have landed in Bangkok today ahead of their friendly against Manchester United - and Jurgen Klopp could not resist a playful dig on arrival.
A press conference was held at the airport shortly after the Reds squad touched down for the first leg of their pre-season tour. United are already there after flying in on Friday. Liverpool manager Klopp was joined by James Milner and captain Jordan Henderson for the media session this morning.
But before any of the press could get a word in for the boss or his players, Klopp jumped in with his own teasing swipe: "First question I have...did it look like this yesterday when Manchester was here as well?" A few cries of "no, no" could be heard in response.
But both United and Liverpool were met by incredible scenes over the weekend, as hundreds of excited fans and plenty of cameras were in place at Suvarnabhumi and Don Mueang airports to greet each of the two English teams. The Reds take on their rivals at the Rajamangala National Stadium on Tuesday afternoon, in a game which kicks off at 2pm UK time.
Read the full story HERE.
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