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The best way to characterize Liverpool’s current state of affairs is chaos. It’s been an extremely unpredictable and chaotic season so far. However, nothing has been seen as of yet. It could be that the worst is yet to come.
Nearing the completion of the 2023–24 season, Liverpool remains in the running to win every trophy at the end of the campaign. But now that this week is almost over, Jurgen Klopp has a significant task to make sure that option stays open.
Liverpool is going to enter a critical phase of the season with matches against Chelsea and Luton Town. Nonetheless, they have a number of serious injury worries going into these games. It is anticipated that players like Trent Alexander-Arnold, Diogo Jota, Curtis Jones, and Alisson Becker will not play in the final. In the meanwhile, questions remain regarding Mohamed Salah, Darwin Nunez, and Dominik Szoboszlai’s fitness.
It is unlikely that the latter two will play tonight against Luton Town. Szoboszlai is excluded, though. However, the Hungarian might play when Chelsea plays in the cup final this coming weekend. Nunez and Salah are also questionable for that match.
It seems doubtful that Mohamed Salah will be put at danger before the Wembley cup final, therefore Jurgen Klopp doesn’t have many options when it comes to right-wing possibilities. Harvey Elliott is the most apparent choice; he was deployed on the right wing during Salah’s absence at the African Cup of Nations last month.
It wouldn’t be shocking if Elliott was thrown back into that role against Luton. The 20-year-old can play on the flank as well, even though during the past several years he has spent the majority of his time in midfield.
He has accomplished this while on loan at Blackburn Rovers and at the Liverpool academy. Elliott can be useful in the role, even though he lacks Salah’s explosive speed.
Luton ought to present him with a fantastic chance to establish his worth once more. Elliott has been “exceptional” in training lately, according to Klopp. Thus, it’s obvious that he’s determined to leave his mark as well.
