Klopp: Salah is ready to face Atalanta

German coach Juergen Klopp, Liverpool manager, spoke about the readiness of Egyptian international Mohamed Salah, star of the Reds, to participate in the Italian Champions League against Atalanta.

Liverpool are preparing to face Atalanta at Anfield tomorrow, Wednesday, on the fourth day of the Champions League group stage.

Liverpool tops the Group D table with 9 points, followed by Dutch Ajax in second place with 4 points, and is right up there with Italian Atalanta, third, while Danish Mittelland is at the bottom of the table.

During the press conference held before the game, Klopp said: “He did not train with the team and he looked good. He is ready to participate with us, we have to see what we can do.”

Of Curtis Jones, he said: “He’s a good player. I’m not surprised by what he offers. He’s an exceptional talent. Everyone can see what he can offer us, develop personally and be more positive.”

On the return of the fans: “I don’t understand why there are only 2,000 people in a 60,000-seat stadium, but I’m not surprised, it’s generally good news.”

Asked about Atalanta, the German coach said: “They are a threat. We presented an exceptional match in Italy. We did everything well. We know that the last match has nothing to do with tomorrow. It is a great team with a special form to play. I hope they train us something. ” Problems in the game “.

Klopp referred to Roberto Firmino and said: “Scoring goals is important for Bobby, but football needs to integrate all the elements. Football is like an orchestra. You need different people to use all the instruments, and the most important thing is the adjustment of the rhythm. Bobby can play like 12 instruments, so he can. ” Play well and effectively without scoring goals. “