The Premier League champions aim to put a marker very early when they face Crystal Palace in the community shield on Sunday.
The 16 winners of this match returned to Wembley at the back of the glory of the title in 2024-20125, but the team of Arne Slot is very changed to last season’s success. Europe’s biggest spenders are refreshed back and starred in attack, with only the efficient machine room for last season’s location without being touched.
The range of new faces means that there are many intrigues surrounding the champions and, for many, it will be their first overview of the new reds.
Here’s how they could line up for Sunday’s community shield against the winners of the FA Cup last season.
GK: Giorgi Mamardashvili—Alisson left the pre-season tour of Liverpool early for personal reasons, and did not participate in one or the other match on Monday. His absence should not hang out in the season, but he may not be involved on Sunday.
RB: Jeremie Frimpong—Slot said he considered FRIMPONG as an attenuation more in the field when Salah is not there, but the Dutch live wire will be used at the right back here.
CB: Ibrahima Konaté—The French is entering the last year of his Liverpool contract, and the Reds will not want his situation to drag as the three Amigos did last.
CB: Virgil van Dijk—An Dijk missed the double head on Monday through the disease, but will start on Sunday even if it is not 100%.
LB: Milos Kerkez—The Hungarian international has transparently embarrassed since his arrival from Bournemouth, and quickly emerges as a must -see of the slot bottom line.
CM: Ryan Gravenberch– A revealing figure last season, Gravenberch was used for defense and the midfielder in pre-season. With the return of Liverpool’s departure defenders, the Dutch midfielder should be parked in his usual role.
CM: Dominik szoboszlai—Szoboszlai was one of the great summerpool summer winners. It was used more deeply by locations during recent outings, and it seems that he will attribute minutes far from the imperious Alexis Mac Allister.
RW: Mohamed Salah—The four Liverpool riders start with Salah. Although the reds should be less dependent on Egyptian this season, there is an inevitable figure on the right.
AM: Florian Wirtz– Yeah, he looks at the game. Anfield will not take long to take his record signature.
LW: Cody Gakpo– The Dutch winger saw his competition reduced this summer, and he responded with goals in three of Liverpool’s pre-season outings, including two against the sports club on Monday.
St: Hugo Ekitike—The young venerated striker offered glimpses of his unique talent last time, creating Salah with a stepover, a quarter of work and a reduction in lightning after having derived to the left. Let’s see how he behaves against a strict defense of the palace on Sunday.
