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Explained: why Dominik Szoboszlai missed Greuther Furth clash

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 have confirmed their starting XI and substitutes to face 

 side with the 22-year-old not even being named on the bench.

The Reds' Twitter account has announced that the midfielder misses out 'as a precaution after picking up a minor knock in training'.

 on Sunday and it remains to be whether the midfielder will be available to play then.

'Never had easier team to come into': Klopp explains why Mac Allister and Szoboszlai should adapt easily

"The best thing you can do as a new player is to not talk a lot and let your legs speak," 

"They are completely different players but it's really nice to have them. Dom's physique is just impressive, I've watched him on television and he's grown in the last two years. A real athlete. Quick, technically really good, good overview, between the lines good.

"Then you have Alexis who calms pretty much everything down in the best football way, has a super eye for situations. All the offensive players are like 'oh my God' and licking their fingers for a pass from him. We are absolutely happy with the two boys.

"The best thing about this group, no matter how the group changed over the years, it stayed a super open group. I've never had an easier team to come into than these boys, and you can see that helps the new boys obviously."

A lot of hope is pinned on Mac Allister and Szoboszlai as the players who will start a new stage of evolution for Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool.

The early signs are encouraging, but the proper challenge will start in three weeks when the new 

'Good squad for a new player to come into': Robertson talks Mac Allister & Szoboszlai adaptation

 this summer and the duo are training with the Reds in Germany.

, one of the veterans in the current Liverpool team, is happy with how the new boys are doing.

"They've settled in very well," Robertson told Liverpoolfc.com.

"Obviously the fans will want to see them on the pitch and the fans will want to see how they do in the Premier League and so on. But the first couple of days what they've done is settle in quite seamlessly.

"It's a very open squad. It's a good squad if you're a new player to come into. We welcome everyone with open arms and try to settle them down as much as possible. I think we've done that.

"And then on the pitch you see their quality – I don't think anyone has questioned their quality throughout their career. That's why we've paid the money to get them.

"They're showing their quality, they're showing what they've got, they're learning the way that we need them to play, and then I'm sure the fans are excited to see them because we are definitely excited to see how they do in the Premier League.

"From what I've seen so far, I've got no doubts they will be a success at this club."

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Elizabeth Damon

Steve lfc

Just like last pre season, players getting injured already, definitely something to do with training

Colin Gregory

Gerald Osahenrumwen

a quick recovery soboz, however your physical strength also needed as tactical skills 🎿🎿🎿

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Explained: why Dominik Szoboszlai missed Greuther Furth clash

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