Three members of Liverpool’s first team who are expected to play against Wolves on Saturday afternoon have not been seen at first team practice, which has dealt the club a slight setback.
After the international break, Liverpool will return to the Premier League with a trip to Molineux to face Gary O’Neil’s struggling team. The Reds will be looking to maintain their unbeaten start to the season, which has included an amazing victory over Newcastle United.
Darwin Nunez, who scored both goals against the Magpies, may not be available due to his absence from Thursday’s training session. The Uruguayan was taken off at halftime of his nation’s shocking 2-1 loss to Ecuador in their second match during the international break, with Marcelo Bielsa citing’muscle difficulties’ as the reason for his departure.
After the game, Bielsa said, “It seemed convenient to me to substitute him because he couldn’t keep up with the game when we had to press”.
 While recovering from an injury that has stopped him from playing this season thus far, Thiago Alcantara joined him as one of those not seen in first-team training.
Perhaps more concerningly, Trent Alexander-Arnold did not participate in the training session since he had withdrawn from representing England due to a hamstring injury that forced him to leave the team’s 3-0 victory over Aston Villa prior to the international break.
