Liverpool have "talked about" left-back marking – however bargain relies on Yasser Larouci

One of the Reds' greatest needs toward the finish of the period was featured without Andy Robertson for Sunday's 0-0 attract the Merseyside derby.

With the Scot precluded because of injury, James Milner filled in at left-back, just for a hamstring issue to drive the veteran off before the finish of the primary half, with Joe Gomez presented in his place.

It is a job Gomez has scarcely played under Klopp, if by any means, and a day on from the five-year commemoration of his transition to Liverpool, harkened back to his first games for the club during Brendan Rodgers' rule.

Gomez gave a genuinely necessary push up the left flank, however it is unquestionably not his best job and the 23-year-old ought to stay as a drawn out choice at focus back.

Milner, as well, is better somewhere else, which leaves Robertson as the main master left-back among Klopp's senior positions, and in this way marking an agent could be one of the most problems that are begging to be addressed for the Reds in front of 2020/21.

That is except if Larouci is trusted to fill in for the No. 26 on the in fact uncommon event that he is inaccessible—Robertson has played 7,801 of a potential 8,370 minutes in the previous two seasons, or 93.2 percent.

As indicated by The Athletic's James Pearce, Klopp and his staff "have talked about" the chance of marking another reinforcement to Robertson.

In any case, as Pearce bears witness to, "to an enormous degree it relies upon whether Klopp has adequate confidence in Larouci to step up next season."

There has been essentially less exhibit encompassing Larouci this season than, for instance, Neco Williams—and that is generally because of the difference in their introduction to the main group crew.

While Williams has been a close perpetual apparatus at Melwood this season, wounds and different improvements have seen the left-back invest energy with the seniors and the foundation.

He has shown up for the principal group in 2019/20, both in the FA Cup, and is yet to be named in the matchday crew in the Premier League or Champions League.

Be that as it may, Larouci was an unexpected nearness in crew for pre-season, and would ostensibly have included all the more vigorously—and maybe even in the battle legitimate—were it not for a loathsome test from Sevilla's Joris Gnagnon in Boston.

That has left the 19-year-old playing get up to speed, and with Williams adequately establishing his spot on the seat as full-back spread, it might demonstrate troublesome breaking in.

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