Even if chances for his young players are inevitable, Jurgen Klopp insists there won’t be any “experimental” Liverpool combinations in the Europa League.
The Reds enter the Europa League for the first time since Klopp’s first campaign on Merseyside after missing out on a top-four finish last season.
Because of this, it has been expected that Liverpool will prioritize the Premier League and that their lineups against LASK, Union SG, and Toulouse will be significantly altered.
However, Klopp believes that it won’t be “experimental.” It remains to be seen how many changes he makes for the trip to LASK on Thursday night and which young players are used.
The general notion is that we should have enough players to field a top squad on Thursday and Sunday if we are not hit by an injury crisis.
The majority of Klopp’s team currently has two top-tier alternatives for each position, although there will likely be some players saved for the Europa League.
In order to win the final in Dublin, the manager has emphasized the necessity to “respect the competition in the right manner” and “respect the opponents in the right manner.”
Boys who are 16 years old who are really talented and good were present.
“I can’t wait for them, but as soon as we leave them alone, they will develop and do all these kinds of things,” the speaker said.
