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Reds name squad for preseason fixtures

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As the 2022-’23 season inches closer, Jürgen Klopp has named his 19-man squad for upcoming preseason training and fixtures. These players will report to the AXA (Kirkby) Training Centre yesterday, July 4th, to begin training and conditioning in preparation for the Reds’ upcoming six-match preseason, including the Asian Summer Tour and a stop in Germany to face RB Leipzig and RB Salzburg (See the full schedule below.).

The newest names reporting July 4th are recent signees, Calvin Ramsey and Fabio Carvalho. Ramsey signed with Liverpool on June 19th for £4.5 million while Carvalho is arguably the most high-profile player to join the squad during the transfer window, coming over from Fulham for a £5 million fee.

The other players reporting on July 4th are Adrian, Luis Diaz, Ben Davies, Harvey Elliot, Roberto Firmino, Joe Gomez, Jordan Henderson, Caoimhin Kellerer, Ibrahima Konate, Joel Matip, James Milner, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Nathaniel Phillips, Thiago Alcantara, Neco Williams, Rhys Williams, and Sepp Van den Berg.

The rest of the team will join the squad when their international commitments are complete.

19-Men Preseason Squad

  1. Adrián San Miguel del Castillo (#13)
  2. Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain (#15)
  3. Ben Davies (#24)
  4. Calvin Ramsay (#22)
  5. Caoimhin Kelleher (#62)
  6. Fabio Carvalho (#28)
  7. Harvey Elliott  (#19)
  8. Ibrahima Konate (#5)
  9. Joe Gomez (#12)
  10. Joel Matip (#32)
  11. Jordan Henderson (#14)
  12. Luis Diaz (#23)
  13. Nathaniel Phillips (#47)
  14. Calvin Ramsay (#22)
  15. Neco Williams (#76)
  16. Rhys Williams  (#46)
  17. Roberto Firmino (#9)
  18. Sepp van den Berg (#72)
  19. Thiago Alcantara (#6)

Full Squad

  1. Adrián San Miguel del Castillo (#13)
  2. Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain (#15)
  3. Alisson Becker (#1)
  4. Andy Robertson (#26)
  5. Ben Davies (#24)
  6. Calvin Ramsay (#22)
  7. Caoimhin Kelleher (#62)
  8. Curtis Jones (#17)
  9. Darwin Nunez (#27)
  10. Diogo Jota (#20)
  11. Fabinho Henrique Tavares (#3)
  12. Fabio Carvalho (#28)
  13. Harvey Elliott  (#19)
  14. Ibrahima Konate (#5)
  15. James Milner (#7)
  16. Joe Gomez (#12)
  17. Joel Matip (#32)
  18. Jordan Henderson (#14)
  19. Kostas Tsimikis (#21)
  20. Luis Diaz (#23)
  21. Mohamed Salah (#11)
  22. Naby Keita (#8)
  23. Nathaniel Phillips (#47)
  24. Neco Williams (#76)
  25. Rhys Williams  (#46)
  26. Roberto Firmino (#9)
  27. Sepp van den Berg (#72)
  28. Thiago Alcantara (#6)
  29. Trent Alexander-Arnold (#66)
  30. Virgil van Dijk (#4)

Liverpool Preseason Schedule

Jul 12, 2022 – Thailand

Liverpool vs Manchester United – Rajamangala Stadium

Jul 15, 2022 – Singapore

Liverpool vs Crystal Palace – National Stadium

Jul 21, 2022 – Germany

Liverpool vs RB Leipzig – Red Bull Arena

Jul  27, 2022 – Germany

Liverpool vs RB Salzburg – Red Bull Arena

Jul 30, 2022 – England

Liverpool vs Manchester City – King Power Stadium

Jul 31, 2022 – England

Liverpool vs RC Strasbourg Alsace – Anfield

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