Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp could be on the touchline for Sunday's FA Cup third-round match at home to Shrewsbury Town after missing its last game due to COVID-19, assistant manager Peter Krawietz said.
Klopp missed the team's 2-2 Premier League draw with Chelsea at Stamford Bridge on Sunday after he tested positive for the virus on January 1.
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"We hope he will be fine to be in tomorrow, yes," assistant manager Krawietz told reporters on Saturday.
"He is well so far, he feels fine but of course as well the regulations are how they are and for this he has to do tests as well."
Liverpool reopened it's training ground on Friday after it was closed this week following a COVID-19 outbreak among players and staff.
Krawietz said the club had a "bizarre" situation because of the outbreak, but added that they have a squad ready to face third-tier side Shrewsbury at Anfield.
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"I can't tell you exact numbers," Krawietz said when asked hoe many players are available for selection. "We have a squad and a team, we will try to win the game."
Joel Matip returned to training on Friday after testing positive for the virus last weekend, but Krawietz said the centre back will be assessed before Sunday's game.
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